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Variety, New York, February 4, 1931.

Charlie Chaplin, shown above in a scene from „City Lights,“

will arrive in New York tomorrow morning to attend

premiere of his picture at the George M. Cohan theatre

Friday night.

(...) Photo, Daily News, N. Y., Feb. 3, 1931

& Charles Chaplin, Kabuki actor, Japan 1932

& Charles Chaplin, japanese women, 1932

& Book Chaplin Film For Tokyo

      Earl W. Kramer, general manager for United Artists

in Japan, and representatives of the Nippon Gekijo,

largest theatre in the Japanese capital, following signing

of contract calling for a three-week run of „City

Lights,“ beginning January 14, at a record rental.

(...I Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Jan. 6, 1934

& Japanese „City Lights“ Poster, undated

„Film fans are excited“

Editorial content. „CHATTER“ (...)

      „Japan“ (...)

      „Film fans are excited by news that Charlie Chaplin

and Doug Fairbanks will stop off in Japan on their

way around the world. Chaplin, Fairbanks and Pickford are

the only screen stars of any nationality dignified

in Japan by use of the first name alone. Doug is called

,Dah-gu,‘ Charlie ,Chah-ri‘ and Mary ,Mah-ri.‘

Harold Lloyd, however, is the most popular of all. He is called

,Riodo-san,‘ which means ,Mr. Lloyd.‘“

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