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New York Times, New York, August 30, 1928.

Charlie Chaplin‘s One Great Love

      With His Mother, the Most Splendid Comedian in the

      World Buried His Heart

      By Dorothy Donnell

      The other day a little man with black hair, thickly streaked

with grey, stood beside a grave. He was as lonely in his

sorrow as he was lonely in his struggles and his success.

(...) Motion Picture, Dec. 1928

& Although Charlie Chaplin lived in this house, the government

argued in court that his mother might become a public charge.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture, Dec. 1928

„Was buried in Hollywood Cemetery“

Editorial content. „Friends Attend Chaplin Rites

      Mrs. Hannah Chaplin, mother of Charles and Sydney

Chaplin, was buried in Hollywood Cemetery yesterday

following funeral services from the William Strother undertaking

parlors.

      The services were simple, as planned, and attended

only by a few close personal friends of Mrs. Chaplin.

Rev. J. Arthur Evans of the All Souls‘ Episcopal Church

officiated.“ (...)

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