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Variety, New York, July 22, 1925.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

in His Latest, „The Gold Rush,“ Opening at the

Strand Theatre Aug. 15.

(...) Film Still, New York Times, July 26, 1925

& Here is the outside of Henry‘s, distinctive

Hollywood eating emporium, and here is Henry himself, in person.

(...) Talking Screen, Aug. 1930

& Henry‘s, 6315 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, undated,

Martin Turnbull, Hollywood Places

& You have the pleasure of peeping at the interior

of Henry‘s. It‘s not a dancing place, there

isn‘t even any music. But every night lots of studio folk

gather to eat there and discuss this and that

till the wee hours. Lois Moran can be seen in the left foreground.

(...) Talking Screen, Aug. 1930

& Bergman‘s Sideline; Delicatessen Hang Out

Los Angeles, July 28.

Henry Bergman, aiding Charley Chaplin in the preparation

of stories, as well as acting in the pictures with

him, has decided to utilized his spare time by the operation

of a delicatessen restaurant and rotisserie

in Hollywood. It is the first establishment of its kind in the city,

with Sid Grauman and Charley Chaplin

making it their nightly rendezvous.

(...) Variety, July 29, 1925

& Charlie Chaplin plans to get under way on a new picture

early in the fall. It is unlikely that the comedian

will make a trip to Europe this year, but the chances are good

that he will jump to New York to catch the opening

of The Gold Rush there. At the expiration of the contract between Charlie Chaplin and First National for distribution

of The Kid, which run for five years, Chaplin may release

the comedies he made for First National, with

distribution via United Artists. The releasing rights have

already expired on all of the Chaplin First National

pictures with the exception of The Kid and The Pilgrim.

(...) Variety, July 22, 1925

& At present there is no activity at the

Fairbanks-Pickford Studio, but as soon as the kidnaping

trial is ended, Doug and Mary will begin work

on their next picture for United Artists. Charley Chaplin

is also making preparations to make his next

product for that organization some time in September.

(...) Variety, July 29, 1925

„Either The Suicide Club or The Clown as his next feature“

Editorial content. „Chaplins Coming East

                                                      Los Angeles, July 21.

      Charley Chaplin, accompanied by Mrs. Chaplin, will

leave for a month‘s trip to New York on August 1, after which

he will return here to resume production work with

either The Suicide Club or The Clown as his next feature.

Both are originals from his own pen.“

     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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