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Cal York, Photoplay, New York, June 1925.

The Gold Rush Scenes

& The Montmartre as its first lights confront the soft California

sunset. Here come the white-ermined ladies and

silk-hatted gentlemen who constitute Hollywood‘s Who‘s Who.

(...) Photo, New Movie, Dec. 1930

& Lloyd Whitlock, the stage star, often pauses for a chat

with Chaplin at the Montmartre.

(...) Pictures and the Picturegoer, London, Sept. 1925

& Coming! Larry Semon in The Hick

(...) Drawing, Moving Picture World, Feb. 26, 1921, detail

„What‘s it all mean anyway?“

Editorial content. „WE were lunching at the Montmartre on the

Boulevard one day and not far from our table was

Charles Spencer Chaplin sitting in solitary

splendor – as is his custom.

      Larry Semon had just returned from the east,

where he had signed a contract to do a series of two reel

comedies.

      Into the Montmartre came Larry and, spying Charlie,

he walked over to the table and sat down.

      Slapping the melancholy Chaplin on the shoulder

he said:

      „Well, Charlie, now that we‘ve both arrived,

what‘s it all mean anyway?“

      We couldn‘t hear Charlie‘s answer but whatever

it was Larry never turned a hair.“

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