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Los Angeles Evening Express, L. A., Cal., October 6, 1926.

Charlie Chaplin after a fire on the set of „The Circus,“ Los Angeles, Sept. 28, 1926, veravague.blogspot.com

„Must be accurately duplicated“

Editorial content. „RECENT FIRE AT CHAPLIN

      STUDIO SERIOUS AFFAIR

      The recent fire at the Charlie Chaplin studio in Hollywood has proved to be a much more serious affair from

a production standpoint than was first supposed.

      The fire completely gutted the interior stage, destroying

all paraphernalia, breaking the thousands of panes

of glass which constituted the sidewalls and roof of this

structure; circus settings, representing the back

stage atmosphere of a traveling circus.

      Work on the rebuilding of the stage is progressing rapidly,

but the work of replacing the ,props‘ and circus

paraphernalia is tedious on account of the fact that these

articles, including the costumes, have already been

identified in the picture and must be accurately duplicated.“

      Also in Detroit Free Press, Oct. 12, 1926.

      Title: „The Reel Players By Ella H. McCormick CHAPLIN

      STUDIO FIRE DESTROYS ,THE CIRCUS‘.“

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