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Herbert Howe, Photoplay, New York, December 1925.

Charlie Chaplin, in The Circus, Brooklyn Strand

(...) Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Jan. 29, 1928

& The Circus Cigarette Case, undated, ebay

& Seven of eight poses in the „Charleston“

dance routine illustrated by Virginia Vance, Educational

comedy leading lady.

(...) Photos, Motion Picture News, Nov. 14, 1925

& Georgia Hale (The Gold Rush) from

a painting by Livingston Geer

(...) Photoplay Cover, Dec. 1925

& Charlie Chaplin has a new leading lady in his current

comedy, „The Circus.“ She is unknown to the

picture world, but appeared on the stage on the coast.

Myrna Kennedy is her name.

(...) Los Angeles Evening Express, Dec. 21, 1925

& HOLLYWOOD

      By Russell J. Birdwell (...)

      Press agents have long build an impregnable wall about

that genius of mime, Charles Chaplin, And behind

this „wall of China“ they have minutely and sympathetically

described „the lonesomest man in Hollywood.“ I have

never shed many glycerine tears over Charlie‘s pitiful solitude

as I have always believed in what Herb Howe declares.

„Just when I reach the point of thinking that Chaplin is really

a forlorn hermit I stroll into a cabaret to find find judging

a Charleston contest.“

(...) Eugene Guard, Eugene, Oregon, Dec. 12, 1925

„Always doing something a little mad“

Editorial content. „CLOSE-UPS & LONG SHOTS

      Satire, Humor and Some Sense

      By Herbert Howe“ (...)

      „Harold Lloyd has made such consistently great comedies

that he is in grave danger.“ (...)

      „Chaplin by contrast is always doing something a little

mad that nets him calliope music from the press.“ (...)

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