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Sun, New York, February 12, 1927.

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& Charlie Chaplin Neueste Zivilaufnahme

des berühmten Filmdarstellers

(...) Phot. United Artists, Revue des Monats, Berlin, Sept. 1927

& No Ban on Charlie Chaplin Films in Pasadena

(...) Motion Picture News, March 4, 1927

& Greater Public Fairness

(...) Motion Picture News, Feb. 4, 1927

& M. P. T. O. A. Meets May 17 (...)

      At yesterday‘s meeting a resolution was passed calling

on the public to withhold judgment of Charlie Chaplin

until he has opportunity to state his case in court, when, the

committee is advised, he would completely vindicate

himself. Chaplin‘s films were lauded for their wholesomeness.

(...) Motion Picture News, Feb. 18, 1927

& FILM MEN PRAISE CHAPLIN.

      Theatre Owners Ask Public to Suspend Judgment

      on Marital Affairs.

(...) New York Times, Feb. 11, 1927

„Chaplin will be able to vindicate himself entirely“

Editorial content. „Concerning Chaplin.

      The administrative committee of the Motion Picture

Theater Owners of America have adopted resolutions

regretting the ,sensational publicity surrounding the affair of

Charles Chaplin,‘ and asking that ,the judgment

of the public be suspended in this matter until the facts are

presented in impending court actions where we are

advised Chaplin will be able to vindicate himself entirely.‘“

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