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Grace Kingsley, Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Ill., Dec. 10, 1924.
Chaplin Married
Charlie Chaplin is married! The news from
Guaymas, Sonoro, that Miss Lita Grey and the comedian
were married on Tuesday in the Mexican city.
The ceremony was performed by a civil judge in the
presence of six of Chaplin‘s friends.
Chaplin and his party arranged for a special
car which was attached to the regular train leaving for the
United States.
(...) Exhibitors Trade Review, Dec. 6, 1924
& Charlie Chaplin and his leading lady, Lita Grey, were married
in Guaymas, Sonoro, Mexico, on Tuesday morning.
The bridal party made the trip in a special car from Los Angeles.
(...) Exhibitors Trade Review, Dec. 6, 1924
„Pola‘s portrait“
Editorial content. „CHAPLIN MAY
TAKE HIS BRIDE TO PARIS
By Grace Kingsley
LOS ANGELES, Cal. – (Special Correspondence.) – Charlie Chaplin and his bride are going to spend their honeymoon
in New York, with a possible trip to Europe following, according
to Charlie‘s announcement. They expect to leave here
as soon as Charlie‘s present comedy is finished. Of course,
one always prints things about Charlie with one‘s
fingers crossed, because he does just revel in changing
his mind. But Lita Grey Chaplin longs to see Paris,
and it is quite likely she will get her way. From present
indications Charlie‘s picture, at present called
The Gold Rush, will be finished some time in January,“
Spurr Photo. „LIA GREY CHAPLIN, the
famous comedian‘s bride.“
„Charlie and his bride are keeping as close at home
as two turtle doves. Lita loves the big house which
Charlie lately built, and says she wouldn‘t change one thing
about it.
That is, since Pola‘s picture was removed!
You see, Charlie ordered Pola‘s portrait taken from the
wall, but by some oversight it wasn‘t.“
Also In Daily News, New York, Dec. 7, 1924.
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