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Norbert Lusk, Picture Play, New York, May 1931.

City Lights Scene

& Chaplin‘s Leading Woman?

      Paris – Studio tests of Floricel Constantinesco,

18-year-old Bucharest beauty, are pronounced successful, and

it is rumored here that she will be Charles Chaplin‘s next

leading lady.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, April 18, 1931

& You‘ll enjoy looking at Charlie

      Chaplin‘s favorite partner at London parties.

      Sari Maritza, a young actress who may come to Hollywood

to make some talkies.

(...) Photo, Photoplay, May 1931

& Gala Welcome for Gradwell L. Sears on his first

visit to Hollywood after becoming vice president of United

Artists. Alexander Korda was host at this luncheon

in his honor. Shown (reading from upper left around far

end of table) are Mr. Korda, Arthur W. Kelly,

Edward C. Raftery, Mr. Sears, and Charles Chaplin.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Dec. 20, 1941

& Arthur W. Kelly, United Artists vice-president,

formerly in charge of foreign sales,

this week was named to direct domestic distribution.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Oct. 19, 1940

& Arthur W. Kelly Resigns

      As Chaplin Representative

      Arthur W. Kelly of United Artists has resigned

as representative for Charlie Chaplin, a post he had held for

many years.

(...) Film Daily, April 22, 1931

& Norbert Lusk, editor of Picture Play, is neglected

by contributors to „What the Fans Think,“ says

David Brooks, who gives significant reasons why he likes

the magazine.

(...) Photo by Ezra Stoller, Picture Play, April 1937

„Strictly along the lines made famous by the eminent comedian“

Editorial content. „The Screen in Review“ (...)

      „By Norbert Lusk“ (...)

      „,City Lights.‘

      Whether you‘re a highbrow intent on discovering

hidden meanings in Charlie Chaplin‘s clowning, or an average

fan eager for a good laugh, you will find City Lights

to your liking, for it is strictly along the lines made famous

by the eminent comedian. (...)

     

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