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Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Cal., August 25, 1929.

Charlie Chaplin, above, contemplates a nosegay

in the hand of Virginia Cherrill, as a blind flower girl

in „City Lights.“

(...) The Failing Light, The simulation of blindness

is sought by the stars for some of their most notable acting,

Picture Play, Oct. 1929, photo

& Actors‘ Equity Association AEA – 1st Annual

Stage Actors Equity Carnival, Edgewater Gables, Santa

Monica, Aug. 3, 1929, program, ebay

& Only an Extra!

(...) Motion Picture Herald, April 4, 1931

& The Equity Casting

      Offices Are Busy (...)

      The Charles Chaplin company has agreed to call on the

Equity office for its bits and parts players.

(...) Hollywood Filmograph, Aug. 31, 1929

„Agreed to call on the Equity office“

Editorial content. „Weekly Film Pictorial Section

      The Pre-view Sunday Times

      Edited by EDWIN SCHALLERT

      THEIR SILENCE STILL GOLDEN

      Photo. Charlie Chaplin in „City Lights,“ still relies upon

the art of pantomime for his characterizations.

      DESPITE the popularity of sound films, all Hollywood has

not gone talkie. A number of players have so far not

become vocal on the screen and seem to show no inclination

to venture from behind from behind their wall of silence.

It will be interesting to note whether or not their success continues,

now that sound has become so universal. Many people,

however, contend that the mute production is enjoying a revival

now.“ 

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