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New York Times, New York, January 16, 1927.

MOVIE STAR CONSULTS WITH HIS ATTORNEY.

      Charles Spencer Chaplin (left) and Nathan Burkan, the

      lawyer to consult whom he went to New York.

(...) P. & A. Photo, Chicago Tribune, Jan. 15, 1927

„I have examined Mr. Chaplin“

Editorial content. „CHAPLIN ILL IN BED

      AFTER BREAK-DOWN

      Physician Says His Condition Is Not Serious, but He Will

      Rest for Some Time.

      STAGE FOR SUIT IS SET

      Los Angeles Lawyers Complete Plans for Opening

      Monday – Dismissal of Receivers to Be Asked.

      Charlie Chaplin has a nervous breakdown and is confined

to his bed, according to a statement issued last night

by Dr. Gustav Tieck, nerve specialist of 40 East Forty-first

Street.

      ,I have examined Mr. Chaplin and find that he is suffering

from a serious nervous breakdown, considerably

agitated,“ the statement read, ,and will have to remain in bed

for some time.‘“ (...)

     

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