The Circus 1927 1928 1929 next previous
The Circus Clippings 128/376
Motion Picture, New York, April 1927.
Extra! 3d Edition of Newspaper Ball!
Charlie Chaplin, of movie laughs and love suits, hob-nobbed
with Maj. Gen. Summerall and his party at the newspaper
ball. The general is sitting next to Charlie
(...) Photo, Daily News, New York, March 12, 1927
& PFÄNDUNG SPIELVERBOT
Charlie Chaplin
„Ehret die Frauen, sie flechten und weben,
Himmlische Rosen in‘s irdische Leben!“
(...) Zeichnung, Ulk, Berliner Tageblatt, Berlin, Dtl.,
March 4, 1927
& LAST Saturday night at the Hotel Astor
was held the Seventh Annual A. M. P. A. Dinner. (...)
The affair was crowded to capacity. (...)
The annual burlesque newsreel, another by Rose Pelswick
and a splendid musical program by members of the
Capitol Family, plus a number from Chaplin, made up the bill.
(...) Motion Picture News, April 15, 1927
„I hope you will publish this letter in your magazine“
Editorial content. „In Defence of the Little Man
with the Derby
SINCE the Lita Gray-Charlie Chaplin marital affairs
have been aired in the newspapers frequently with very bad
taste, we have received hundreds and hundreds
of letters from our readers urging us to take a stand against
Charlie´s films being barred from the screen. And
it does seem as if the man should be disassociated from
the artist. It would be impossible to print excerpts
from all of the letters, but below is one which pretty well
reflects the others.
Dear Editor:
Why all this talk about denying to the motion picture
screen the Charlie Chaplin films merely because he and his wife
are having differences which are disgustingly reported
upon in some newspapers?“ (...)
„I cannot see that a few groups of women here
and there have any need to make decisions for their entire
neighborhoods.“ (...)
„He has given the world such hearty laughter.“ (...)
„I hope you will publish this letter in your magazine.
A constant reader
M. F. R.
New York City, New York.“
Redaktioneller Inhalt
The Circus 1927 1928 1929 next previous
