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Edwin and Elza Schallert, Picture-Play, New York, May 1925.

The Gold Rush Scene

& The Gold Rush Set

& A COLD SHOULDER is what this bum seems to be facing.

Bum – Charles Chaplin. Lady – apparently so near and

yet so far – Georgia Hale. Scene – one from „The Gold Rush,“

the new Chaplin comedy to be released in August.

(...) Photo, Chicago Tribune, May 24, 1925

& Elza and Edwin Schallert

(...) Photo, Exhibitor, July 9, 1941, detail

„And posed without the least hesitation“

Editorial content. „Hollywood High Lights

      Projecting impressions of the trend of events

      in the domain of the studios

      By Edwin and Elza Schallert“ (...)

      „Even Charlie Chaplin, currently rated the greatest recluse,

has been seen to wander down to the show houses

occasionally, and has caused a babel of gossip lately when

he has appeared there with Lita Grey, especially

as their attitude while in public was apparently so truly

romantic and loverlike.

      On one occasion when Charlie went to see a performance

of Outward Bound, photographers from the newspapers

heard about it and lined up a battery of cameras in front of the

theater. They threatened to ,shoot‘ Charlie as soon

as he came out and sent in word to that effect. They didn‘t

think that in view of his past performances toward

the press it would do much good, but what should happen

but a few minutes after the ultimatum was delivered

Chaplin appeared in the lobby with Lita Grey and posed

without the least hesitation while he and his wife

were snapped arm in arm.“

      The Gold Rush opens June 26, 1925

      at Grauman‘s Egyptian, 6712 Hollywood Bld., Los Angeles.

      The Gold Rush opens August 15, 1925

      at Strand Theatre, B‘way at 47th St., New York.

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