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Experimental Cinema, Philadelphia, July 1930.

Charles Chaplin plays tennis at the Ambassador

Hotel, Hollywood, A Pathe Gazette,1940, newsreel

& Brett Weston (photographer), Eisenstein

(...) Experimental Cinema, Feb. 1931

& Eisenstein and Chaplin (Hollywood 1930)

(...) Sergei Eisenstein, Notes of a Film Director, Moscow, 1959

& „Sho, Sho, Mr. Chaplin“ Charlie

Chaplin‘s favorite amusement is playing tennis.

(...) N. Y. News, reprinted in Motion Picture News, Aug. 23, 1930

& Did you know that Charlie Chaplin is a swell tennis player?

(...) Along The Rialto with Phil M. Daly, Jr. Film Daily, Feb. 3, 1930

& Sergej Eisenstein, portrait, around 1930, Getty Images

& Chaplins for Russia

      Amkino has signed with United Artists for the showing

of Charlie Chaplin‘s „City Lights“ and „Modern Times“

in Russia, the first time Chaplin sound films will be shown there.

The deal was concluded here by Arthur W. Kelly,

vice-president of foreign sales for U. A., and V. Verlinsky,

Amko president.

(...) Motion Picture Daily, March 21, 1936

& Cartoon Craze

      It is the rage in Hollywood right now to praise the

Mickey Mouse cartoons. Douglas Fairbanks tells

me he thinks these amusing shorts are the only real talkies

that have been made, and that no great feature films

will be forthcoming until directors catch the rhythm of these

cartoon comedies. Charlie Chaplin has substantially

the same opinion. And now Sergei Eisenstein, Russia‘s most

famous director, sings the praises of Mickey Mouse

to the assembled newspaper writers of the film colony.

He qualifies this, however, with the statement that

it is ruinous to give Mickey a voice.

(...) Behind The Scenes In Hollywood By HARRISON

CARROLL (Copyright, 1930, Premier Syndicate, Inc.), Sheboygan Press, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, July 1, 1930

„Photo by Eisenstein“

Editorial content. „Alexandrov and Charlie Chaplin

in a row boat off Catalina Island, California.

      Photo by Eisenstein.“

      

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