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... and Sound in the VILLAGE HALL, RUSTINGTON on SATURDAY, JULY 12 10 am. Students 50p 7.30p.m.£1.50, O.A.P's Half Price Charles Chaplin in The Bank. Douglas Fairbanks in the Thief of Bagdad. ...
... (Channel 4), 2.30 pm: Silent film made in 1918 in which Charles Chaplin plays a soldier in the trenches who dreams of winning the war singlehandedly. Also appearing are Edna Purviance and Sydney Chaplin. Another collector’s item. Serious Charge (Channel 4) ...
... Tribute to the Chaplin magic A TRIBUTE to the genius of legendary screen comedian Charles Chaplin will be among the highlights of Arundel Festival this year. Chaplin Remembered is the title of a week-long season of his films at Priory Playhouse to mark ...
... SATURDAY SHOULDER ARMS (1918) BBC 2: The Chaplin Review starts with this silent comedy about the daydreams of a soldier in the trenches THE PILGRIM (1923) BBC 2: The sccond film in the Review stars Charles Chaplin as an escaped convict trying to do good ...
... destroyed by the German army Co-starring George Segal, Robert Vaughn, Ben Gazzara and E. G Marshall THE CIRCUS (1923) BBC 2: Charles Chaplin wrote and directed this film. and starred as the tramp being chased by the police. He takes refuge in a circus — an excellent ...
... which was enclosed ina handsome and massive frame. Around the picture was a richly illuminated border (the work of Mr. Charles Chaplin, of St. Leouards-road) ; and the names of the subscribers had baen artistically inscribed ou the card. Ar.J. A. Walker ...
... novel starring Howard Davies as the abused 11-year-old 19th century school pupil. CHARLIE CHAPLIN FESTIVAL (1938 — Channel 4, Ipm) Compilation of four of Charles Chaplin's funniest films. The Immigrant, The Adventurer, The Cure and Easy Street. . 1 \ , = 5 ...
... packed, be-flagged hall, with a punch-bag and punch-ball hanging from the ceiling, a distinguished company included Mr Charles Chaplin’s musical adviser, Mr Eric James, who played selections at the piano, Mr Eddie Leslie, of BBC television “Crackerjack’’ ...
... yards out. Horsham skipper Mark Chaplin had to do the same at the other end six minutes later. Jones was outjumped by Varney and as the loose ball fell, Roger Charles headed it back over the grounded Jones and Chaplin was on the line to hook away. Rashbrook ...
... Now chips with everything PRINCE CHARLES and I are thinking along the right lines. Recently he said that Hitler's bombers couldn’'t have hoped to have done as much damage to the buildings in London as the architects and planners have succeeded in doing ...
... W -~ THE SUNSHINETESTIVAL _ 30,000 enjoyed 4 LUCKY Sir Charles! Horsham’s well-loved Charlie Chaplin impersonator, Arthur Clinch, surrounded by Miss Horsham and her two attendants. From left, Allison Everett, Georgina Campsey, Arthur and Sarah Hobbs 3 ...
... Charlie is a big hit ARTHUR Clinch, Horsham’s very own ‘‘Charlie Chaplin’’, once again proved a huge hit at this year’s Festival. Arthur, who, believe it or not, is 76 years old and lives in Rusper, has become a permanent feature at many fetes, fairs ...