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Picture-Play, New York, December 1925.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN –

      NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will not be liable

or responsible for any debts, obligations or charges

incurred by Lita Grey Chaplin, wife of the undersigned, or any

one in her behalf. Dated: December 2, 1926. CHARLES

CHAPLIN.

(...) Los Angeles Times, Dec. 3, 1926

& Bruno Komman (photographer), Lita Grey Chaplin, undated, University of Washington Libraries

& View of Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood,

showing the Warner Brothers Studio, Los Angeles, circa 1926,

California Historical Society, detail

„The Chaplins motoring along Sunset Boulevard“

Editorial content. „Romantic Interlude.

      Now that Charlie has left on the first lap of his trip

to Europe, Lita Gray Chaplin has seemingly secluded herself

again. For a while she and Charlie were extensively

entertained by Mary and Doug, Marion Davies, the Talmadges,

and others. Maybe little Charles, Jr., is taking too much

of her time. Or maybe Lita doesn‘t care to go around without

Charlie.

      Just a few days before he left for New York, I saw

the Chaplins motoring along Sunset Boulevard. Charlie was

driving his blue roadster and he and Lita were quite

chummily alone except for a chauffeur marooned out over

the tail light.“ (...)

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