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Film Daily, New York, December 27, 1925.

New Yorker Cover, Nov. 28, 1925

& Vintage Mark Cross Ladies Black Leather Wallet

with Coin Compartment, ebay

& Cross Purpose (...)

      SIR CHARLES CHAPLIN was attracted to Mr. Milt

Gross during his last visit to town.

(...) The Talk of the Town, New Yorker, Nov. 28, 1925

„Investigation only deepened the mystery“

Editorial content. „CROSS PURPOSES

      ,The New Yorker‘ prints this:

      ,The United Artists‘ offices in town, whence pour the

negatives of our great screen luminaries, were in furor lately.

The cause was the receipt of a telegram from Sir

Charles Chaplin‘s Eighth Assistant Chamberlain, bearing

the command:

      ,See Mark Cross at once stop tell him come to Hollywood

first train stop‘

      ,To Mr. Charles Moyer, Sir Chaplin‘s representative,

this did not seem wholly logical. What Mark Cross?

The leather merchant of Fifth Avenue? Mr. Moyer wired back

for enlightenment. ,The Mark Cross,‘ he was answered

in phasing which plainly added ,Do What You‘re Told!‘

      ,But investigation only deepened the mystery.“ (...)

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