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Motion Picture, New York, April 1927.

Charlie, attacked, wearing a jacket saying

      „Chaplin The Artist“ (...)

      WHAT REMAINS UNTOUCHED

      This eloquent cartoon is reproduced here thru the courtesy

of the New York „World,“ in which it originally appeared.

We publish it because it so perfectly illustrates the sentiments expressed by hundreds of our readers.

(...) Cartoon by Rollin Kirby, New York World, reproduced in

Motion Picture, April 1927

& In „The Circus,“ Charlie Chaplin might show us how

the audience looks to a bareback rider as his horse gallops

round the ring

(...) Cartoon, CAMERA ANGLES, Motion Picture, April 1927

& SCHENCK HEADS UNITED ARTISTS

      Los Angeles Producer Picked for Abram‘s Place (...)

      Mr. Schenck also was re-elected chairman

of the board of directors of the corporation, a post he has

held almost from the inception of the film combine

in which Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Charles Chaplin

and a number of other stars are enrolled.

(...) Photo, Los Angeles Times, April 6, 1927

„Rather see Chaplin eat his old shoe“

Editorial content. „In Defence of Chaplin

      WHY don‘t the womens‘ clubs wait until Charlie Chaplin

has a chance to tell his side of the story before they

try to put his pictures off the screen?“ (...)

      „I had much rather see Chaplin eat his old shoe than

those long, lingering kisses of the so-called wonderful lovers.

      I often wonder why it is the film people have

no private life.“ (...)

      „When we read a book, do we have to know all about

the private life of the author?“ (...)

                                                        „Mrs. G. M. L.,

                                                        Keene, New Hampshire.“

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