... CHARLES CHAPLIN said - THE PROJECTION IS WONDERFUL . . . . ...

... CHARLES CHAPLIN Title of his Hew Film CHARLES CHAPLIN proposes to call his new film The Great Factory.” Provided, of course, that he does not change his mind, and call it something else! The completion of a new Chaplin film is usually ...

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... CHARLES CHAPLIN OCTOBER 26th Week lIS SUNDAY. OCT. 25th NOV. 2 JAMES CACNEY.PAT IVINNEN week ~CEILING ZERO ...

... CHARLES CHAPLIN. Plans to Form a Now Film Company. (Router Telegram). Hollywood, Wednesday. Mr. Charles Chaplin is planning to organise • new company. Ho will, it is reported, well probably for millions the five-acre plot he bought in 1917 for 33,000 ...

... CHARLES CHAPLIN. Former Wife's Outburst in Court. Los Angeles. Tuesday Mtss l..ta Grey, the former wife of Mr. Charles Chaplin, has had her monthly allowance for the support of her children to 360 dollars (£lOO to at pari. She became almost hysterical ...

... CHARLES CHAPLIN More and Merrier \T7HEN Modern Times is out of the way it is quite likely that Chaplin will speed up his production plans and turn out a picture every four months or so. His own feature appearances may average one per annum, but he is ...

... Charles Chaplin In P»ria Saturdtr. Mr. Charles Chaplin involved in notor c*»r accident near the village a»t night, but unhurt, acocrdinc the Angers’ correspond*nt of the Excel* lior.’* was in car driven th* well-known Rim director, Mr. Babbadie Darrast ...

... CHARLES CHAPLIN Nickel Key to Arms Race Success NICKEL, the metal used for the magnificent doors of the United Kingdom Pavilion at the New York World Fair, was known until quite recently as German silver. That was because the Germans were the first modern ...

... Charles Chaplin. Marina,” the most spectacular show ever produced on ice, is now skating merrily into its seventh week, with the applause and praise of 60,000 people who have seen it since it opened speeding it on to even greater feats of skill and beauty ...

... Charles Chaplin THE most internationally famous of all comedians and one of the uncrowned kings of Hollywood, Charlie Chaplin has been making pictures since 1913, in which year he joined the Keystone Company. Born in London on April 16, 1889, he joined ...

... CHARLES CHAPLIN IN THE WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDY ...