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Walter Vogdes, Los Angeles Times, L. A., Calif., Dec. 30, 1917.
Jesse L. Lasky, Chas. Chaplin and Major Ian Hay Beith,
at Chaplin‘s Studio
(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, March 30, 1918
& Visiting a Modern Movie Fun Foundry
Chaplin entertaining visitors including Major Ian Hay Beith
BY A. H. GIEBLER
(...) Photo, Ogden Standard, March 31, 1918
& When Major Ian Hay Beith, author of „The First Hundred
Thousand,“ visited Los Angeles, Jesse L. Lasky, vice-president
in charge of productions of the Famous Players-Lasky
Corporation, took him on a tour of the various studios. Here
they are with Charley Chaplin.
(...) Photo, Motography, April 20, 1918
„Out at his new Hollywood studio“
Editorial content. „THE JESTER OF THE COURT OF THE WORLD
Charlie Chaplin, a Quiet Little Guy. By Walter Vogdes.
I FIRST met Charlie Chaplin quite unexpectedly at Rob
Wagner‘s house.“ (...)
„I was getting ready to go when Rob Wagner said: ,You
ought to interview Charlie.‘
I looked at him.“ (...) „He smiled and pretended to think
it a capital idea. However, I had half a notion that
he really loathed the thought.
,I‘m an awful chump at being interviewed,‘ he said. ,I can
talk a bit when it‘s all informal like this, but when anyone
starts an interview I lose my head, and choke up, and all that
sort of thing.‘
And that is exactly what he did do when I met him again
a few days later out at his new Hollywood studio, which
is now being constructed.“ (...)
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