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Film Daily, New York, December 8, 1925.

The Circus Scene and Cast

& United Artists – Joseph M. Schenck (left behind

Charles Chaplin), 1930

& The type of scene most popular with – well, with everybody,

and that includes picture people. The episode

pictured assured United Artists seven 1928-29 productions

directed by Edwin Carewe (right) and starring

Dolores Del Rio, who is shown turning in her signature

to Joseph M. Schenck, president of U-A.

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World,

Feb. 18, 1928

& Nathan Burkan, – On With The Specks

(...) Film Daily, April 17, 1929

& Nathan Burkan

(...) Motion Picture News, Sept. 4, 1926

„Learning how to walk on a tight rope“

Editorial content. „Burkan Back

      Nathan Burkan, counsel for Charlie Chaplin, and a director

of United Artists, who has been attending the Coast

conference with reference to a distribution merger with M.-G.-M.

returned yesterday. He said he had no comment to add

to the statement issued by Joseph M. Schenck, except to add

that all of the United Artists folks were very happy;

that Chaplin fully expects to win his $500 bet with Schenck

in producing his next one on schedule, within six

months; and that he also had a $1,000 bet with Chaplin

regarding the same problem. Charlie is busy, he said,

learning how to walk on a tight rope.“

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