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G. P. Harleman, Moving Picture World, New York, Nov. 24, 1917.
Charlie Chaplin and His Brother Syd Breaking
Ground for the Comedian‘s Half-Million-Dollar Hollywood Studio.
(...) Photo, Moving Picture World, Nov. 24, 1917
„Watched a gang of workmen go at things“
Editorial content. „News of Los Angeles and Vicinity
By G. P. Harleman“ (...)
„Chaplin Breaks Ground for New Studio
Without Frills the Comedian and His Company Start Work
on His Big New Hollywood Plant.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN formally started the construction
of his motion picture plant last week, when without
ceremony and in the presence of a few members of his company
he plunged a shovel into the earth of his $30,000 plot
of ground in the heart of the beautiful Hollywood district, and
later watched a gang of workmen go at things.“ (...)
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