... reply that I forget, but I think he was jealous of Chaplin. I soon found out that not only was he jealous, the whole mob, and especially Fatty Arbuckle, were jealous. Then I went at Chaplin. Chaplin gave me a long tale of woe, how the other guys in the ...

... AT THE SIGN OF THE CINEMA. BY MICHAEL ORME. CHARLES CHAPLIN IN THE CIRCUS, AT THE NEW GALLERY. I CONFESS that I have been all agog for the new Chaplin film, so long in the making, so often and so unfor tunately interrupted in preparation, so much discussed ...

... million Charles Chaplins, each one could only claim his pound a week and if there were but one wounded soldier and he could make us laugh, he would get his twenty thousand. It's a mad business. However, what I set out to discuss was Mr. Charles Chaplin and ...

... adaptation of the stage play. THE TRAMP AND THE FLOWER GIRL OF CITY LIGHTS MR. CHARLES CHAPLIN AND MISS VIRGINIA CHERRILL IN CHARLIE'S NEW PICTURE. City Lights the new Charlie Chaplin film is being awaited with considerable excitement by all film fans and is ...

... on the 13th. In the bill also on that momentous date were, among others, George Beauchamp and Charles Chaplin, descriptive singer and father of Charlie Chaplin of film fame. R. G.'s number went up, and he walked on. His first few minutes were trying. ...

... on copyright disguises but George Robey would have made people laugh without the famous eyebrows and bowler hat, and Charles Chaplin has had his little successes of one sort and another, even when divested of his invariable make-up The modern clown does ...

... cabaret artist, one Adolf Groeber. has just been haled before a Dusseldorf court charged with presenting an imitation of Charles Chaplin. The action was brought by the oomedian through his Berlin lawyer, and, having been found guilty, Groeber wa* fined 1 ...

... than the mechanical ad vance of cinematography, and a milestone of major importance is the arrival of Mary Pickford and Charles Chaplin, for they, the first to establish a natural screen technique, trod a pioneer path that cut through the camera- conscious ...

... brief note about a comedian who, to my mind, is the nearest ap- proach as a pantomimist the screen has I to offer to Charles Chaplin. I have always contended that if he opened his mouth he would put his foot in it, and this he has done in Free and Easy ...

... written in letters of gold on every wall in Charlie Chaplin's studio this may be dog Latin, but it is good enough for a hangdog little fellow who is, and can remain, beyond rivalry in his art. Mr. Charles Chaplin is, as all the world knows, a man of education ...

... and a very formidable matter, too. In Pym he has created a. genuinely tragi-comical figure, as amusing and pathetic as Charles Chaplin, as real and exasperating as Roskolnikov. Pym's one anxious quest is for time and place in which to write a book, and ...

... Rothschild, who thereupon declared that the young woman must study art. Accord ingly she entered the studio of Monsieur Charles Chaplin and thus began a career which brought her renown As a picture of life in the '70's and '80's of the last century Mrs. ...