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Film Daily, New York, January 13, 1929.
WHO CARES ABOUT THAT RUBBISH?
Cartoon showing Shoes
Worn By C. Chaplin 1914-18
(...) THE Motion Picture Museum which opened so
hopefully several months ago has closed, Los Angeles Evening Express, Jan. 5, 1929
& Charlie Chaplin is another who believes in starting the new
year industriously. Charlie has given orders which
shatter the Chapin studio‘s recent weeks of color and proposes
to go through scenes for his „City Lights“ on the lavish
sets which have been up and waiting for action for some weeks.
Chaplin is making this picture on a broader
expanse of studio area than he ever used before, having
shoved his fences way over through the back yard
of the $250,000 Syd Chaplin mansion at the corner of Labrea
and Sunset blvds.
Charlie‘s move necessitated cutting down scores of fine
orange trees, which had been a pictorial background
for the studio and residence for many years. Although many
persons did not know it, these orange trees augmented
the annual Chaplin income by many a century note. He shipped
the oranges under his contract as a fruit raiser with one
of the co-operative California associations.
(...) George Shaffer, Daily News, New York, Jan. 4, 1929
& Chaplin Surrounded (...)
Charles Chaplin after many delays has started „City
Lights.“ Previously he had done some work alone,
but now he is surrounded by Virginia Cherrill, leading woman;
Henry Clive, Henry Bergman and Harry Crocker.
(...) Variety, Feb. 6, 1929
& 350 OF 35,000 (...)
Charles Chaplin has exposed 35,000 feet of film
on „City Lights.“
This, it is believed, will clean up one sequence which
on the screen will run 350 feet.
(...) Variety, Feb. 20, 1929
„Six part-talkers“
Editorial content. „Five All-Talkers On
United Artists‘ List“ (...)
„Six part-talkers, four of them in production, have
been announced. These are Douglas Fairbanks in The Iron
Mask, Charlie Chaplin in City Lights.“ (...)
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City Lights 1930 1931 1932 next previous