Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1915)
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"THE KALEIM GIRL"
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the battle of the Aisne, but fortunately the report proved to be false.
Max is certainly serving his country, as he is attached to the General Army Staff of Paris. His work is more connected with official matters than the actual fighting, but he has often been up against the enemy when traveling to and from Paris and the fighting line in an armored automobile. "With characteristic humor. Max | states that -'facing German guns is less alarming than facing the cinematograph, because you do not have to think."
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