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Moving Picture World, New York, October 20, 1917.
Charlie Chaplin and His Brother Syd Breaking Ground for the
Comedian‘s Half-Million-Dollar Hollywood Studio.
(...) Moving Picture World, Nov. 17, 1917
& Charlie Chaplin and his brother Syd making a Wargarden.
(...) Photo, New York Tribune, May 12, 1918
& News of Los Angeles and Vicinity
By G. P. HARLEMAN (...)
Chaplin to Build New Studio
Comedian to Abandon Mutual Plant and Will Construct
Large Establishment to be Owned by Himself.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN, on September 22, completed his
twelfth and final production under the Lone Star
trade-mark, thereby fulfilling his $670,000 contract with the
Mutual Film Corporation.
With the completion of The Adventurer, this being the
title of the latest Mutual-Chaplin special, Mr. Chaplin
starts his affiliations with the First National Exhibitors‘ Circuit,
for which organization he will produce eight pictures
during the next eighteen months. (...)
Plans for the Chaplin plant are now in the hands of the
architect, and they call for a studio which will be second
to none. Extreme attention will be given the stage, which will
be of unusual seize, and a greatly improved diffusing
system, which has been given careful study by Mr.Chaplin,
will be installed, being of such nature as to meet
all climatic conditions without the use of a glass covering.
(...) Moving Picture World, Oct. 13, 1917
„Secured by the Metro company“
Editorial content. „ News of Los Angeles and Vicinity
By G. P. HARLEMAN“ (...)
„Edith Storey, the new Metro star, has arrived in Los Angeles.
(...) The Charlie Chaplin studio in Hollywood has been
secured by the Metro company, and the building of new stage
structures is under way, preparing for the accommodation
of the several companies which Metro intends to send out here
this winter.“
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