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Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 26, 1924.

THE CHARLIE CHAPLINS were discussing

a new „gag“ when this picture was taken. Mr. Chaplin

evidently approves of the gag and Mrs. Chaplin

apparently thinks that he‘s all right, too. Wait a minute!

This was snapped before Lita Grey BECAME

Mrs. Chaplin. Maybe we‘re getting a look in on the

proposal!

(...I Photo, Chicago Tribune, Dec. 21, 1924

& Film Star and Bride Know Not Where to Go

      Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spencer Chaplin

      Couple now in Guaymas until confusion is over.

May return to Hollywood for honeymoon.

(...) P. & A. Photo, Los Angeles Times, Nov. 26, 1924

„At daybreak this morning“

Editorial content. „Chaplins In Seclusion

      May Come Home on Honeymoon

      Married in Sleepy Little Sonora Village

      at Daybreak

      Retire to Their Hotel Rooms, Refsung

      Audience to Interviewers

      (Exclusive Dispatch)

      (Illustration on Picture Page)

      EMPALME (son.) Nov. 25. – Charles Spencer Chaplin,

world famous comedian, and Lita Grey, his leading

lady, were united in marriage in this sleepy little village,

a suburb of the Mexican seaport town of Guaymas,

at daybreak this morning.“ (...)

      Front page.

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