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Variety, New York, June 24, 1925.
Chaplin, violinist, tries own songs for „The Gold Rush,“ (United
Artists), opened in Hollywood.
(...) Exhibitors Herald, July 18, 1925
& Chaplin‘s Own Songs and Disk
Charlie Chaplin‘s Brunswick record is slated for this month.
He makes a triple debut on the disks, including
composer, orchestra-conductor and violin soloist. The numbers,
Sing a Song and With You Dear in Bombay are
both Chaplin‘s own compositions. In each he is the guest
conductor with Abe Lyman‘s California orchestra
and in both the screen star contributes a violin solo obligato
to the dance versions of the numbers.
(...) Variety, July 1, 1925
& Charlie Chaplin wielding the conductor‘s baton for Abe
Lyman‘s California Brunswick Orchestra in songs
for „The Gold Rush,“ which Chaplin made for United Artists.
Abe Lyman is listening. Walter Haenschen of the
Brunswick company had charge of the recording. See the
recording horns?
(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, June 27, 1925
& WITH YOU, DEAR, IN BOMBAY
Novelty Fox Trot, Ukulele Arrangement
(cover illustrated by tramp and Chaplin portrait
signed with „Yours Truly, Charlie Chaplin“)
Lyrics and Music by CHARLIE CHAPLIN
as He Appears in His Latest Feature Picture
„THE GOLD RUSH“
M.Witmark & Sons
sheet music, New York 1925
& Brunswick For Dancing
With You, Dear, In Bombay – Fox Trot,
Charlie Chaplin, Guest Conductor
With Abe Lyman‘s California Orchestra, 1925
& NEW SCORE ARRANGED FOR FILM
Carli D. Elinor Composes Music for World Premiere
of „Gold Rush“
Carli D. Elinor, nationally known musician, has put
the finishing touches on the elaborate musical
score to be introduced to the public at the world premiere
of Charlie Chaplin‘s pretentious comedy-drama
in ten parts Friday night in Grauman‘s Egyptian Theater.
(...) Los Angeles Times, June 24, 1925
& „Gold Rush“ Premiere Set for Coast
CHARLEY CHAPLIN‘S latest comedy, The Gold Rush
is scheduled for a gala opening in The Egyptian
Theatre, Hollywood, on June 27th, with Chaplin as the
guest of honor. (...)
Chaplin has completed an exploitation tie-up with the
Brunswick phonograph people which should be
effective for exhibitors. While completing the picture
he also took time to arrange the musical score
and to write several of the compositions. Two of these
he recently recorded for the Brunswick records,
playing the violin solo himself and conducting the Lyman
Cocoanut Grove orchestra at Los Angeles.
The compositions are entitled „Sing a Song“ and „With
You, Dear, in Bombay.“ These records will soon
be on sale by the company‘s dealers throughout the world.
(...) Motion Picture News, June 27, 1925
„This violin being his hobby“
Editorial content. „CHAPLIN‘S VIOLIN DISK
Charlie Chaplin makes his debut as a phonograph
recording artist on the Brunswick label with
a violin solo, played as part of Abe Lyman‘s dance version
of With You Dear in Bombay, a new song written
and composed by the screen comedian. Chaplin is an
accomplished musician, this violin being his hobby.
It was through Abe Lyman‘s urging that Chaplin elaborated on
one of his many extempore themes for commercial
purposes, M. Witmark & Sons publishing the number which
will be tied up with Chaplin‘s The Gold Rush,
his forthcoming release.“
The Gold Rush opens June 26, 1925
at Grauman‘s Egyptian, 6712 Hollywood Bld., Los Angeles.
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