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Motion Picture, New York, October 1926.

Charles Chaplin as Napoleon Bonaparte, pinterest 

& Chaplin as Napoleon – Charlie Chaplin, film comedian,

who is facing a divorce action instituted by Mrs. Lita Grey

Chaplin, his wife, is caught by the camera in a serious mood.

He is shown in the role of Napoleon as he appeared

at a costume ball held in Los Angeles, Calif., before he went

east. The photo has just been made public. 

(...) Asbury Park Press, A. P., New Jersey, April 4, 1927

& „The Circus,“ Charlie Chaplin‘s new film, is rapidly

nearing completion. The comedian is reported to have taken

400,000 feet of film at the Chaplin studio in Hollywood.

Merna Kennedy is the leading lady for the star who returns

in „The Circus“ to his earlier comedy style.

(...) U. A. Production Units Busy, Motion Picture News,

Oct. 2, 1926

& Chaplin Not to Retire

      Hollywood – Charles Chaplin states he is not going

to retire, as printed in a London paper. Following

completion of „The Circus,“ he plans to spend  six-months‘

vacation in Europe. Upon his return, he may make

a picture based upon the life of Napoleon.

(...) Film Daily, Oct. 12, 1926

„The Charlot Revue girls“

Editorial content. „Something Is At Last Described“ (...)

      Photo. „Charlie Chaplin seems to know instinctively how

to attract women. He is seen above with the Charlot

Revue girls“

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