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... his life. Miss Lynn at last deciding which brother she wants (Thursday-Satunlay). This week-end: “Pangs of the Wild (Charles Chaplin Jnr.. Ons- low sirphmM. The Kinema, Wood hall Since You Went Away. this weekend. is the simple story of a family and its ...
... future. O®* .will be what might be not inaccurately described as the greatest and most .expensive film the inimitable Charles Chaplin has yet appeared in, viz., bis burlesque “ Carmen,” in four acts. The other feature will be another splendid war film ...
... «een to better »dv»nt»ge. In other leading roles t, ?L,ok Medina and Sir Cedric Hardwicke. (All week). This week-end Charles Chaplin In •‘Limelight.” The Regal FILMED in Technicolor. Cripple Creek features George Montgomery and Jerome Courtland as ...
... window, survived all theatrical innovations. In carl* turn d.ivs was ottered and refused identical contract to that which Charles Chaplin accepted in order to remain independent. Tf\e coming of revue was met Lotinga with a conviction that could successfully ...
... A Wednesday: Tea and SymDecision At Sundown. •, Adventure. paths. In A King In New Davy is the first film to Charles Chaplin is star, pro- Thursday, Friday and Sat- ein Britain in Techni- Y or k Stra Rivers ,to be made duces', director, author ...
... was ultimately dispersed, and since then Lord Chaplin had taken no active The ronnection the Chaplin family with Lincolnshire dates back to about ir»rtO, when John Chaplin, son Alderman Sir Francis Chaplin. Lord Mayor London I(*7T. married the heiress ...
... Dick Whittington: Vivian Sheardown, > Bed Indian; Philip Price Dutch Boy; nis Lacey. Gibbs Dentifrice; Philip Barber. Charles Chaplin; Gray r Cowboy. Mr. H. Milner, Gainsborough, Musical Clown; Mr. Leslie Tie. Desert Arab; Mr. H. Cosgrove, Tuppence 200—1; ...
... Sunday, the programme consisted of films arranged by the British Film Institute. These included The Immigrant, starring Charles Chaplin. The Rider of the Pass. featuring Fred Humes, and a documentary made by the G.P.O. film unit Roadways. emphasising ...
... Street. Boston; Mr. H. P. Curtis, London Road, Wy- (Oontinued at fact of next column) Boston Cinemas The Odeon JUST as Charles Soencer Chaplin is unique a comedian and cinematic institution his latest iilm ■' Monsieur Vcrdoux is unique as a blend slapstick ...
... to an actor. He became understudy for Charles Chaplin in Fred Kamo’s comedy company in London at the ug« of seventeen. He went out America with Chaplin in the same stage company in and went into movies on Chaplin s suggestion, in'l9l7. Ten years later ...
... to a recent date) he was also the tenant of a farm at Little Cawthorpc, under the late Mr. Charles Chaplin, who was the predecessor of the Right Hon. Henry Chaplin, 4.P., in the ownership the Blankney and Tathwell estates. By his landlords the late Mr. ...
... duties were by means light owing to the high standard the costume-. Their awards were under: -Boys: 1, Mooter J. Dennis (Charles Chaplin); 2. Master T. Iodg» (Kin Klnx Klan'; 3, Master B. Stannard (Nigger Minstrel). Girls; I, Miss Jean Watson (Dutch (lari): ...