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E. R. Thompson, Pictures and the Picturegoer, London, Nov. 1925.
Tivoli Theatre, exterior by night, electric sign Samuel
Goldwyn Presents The Talking Masterpiece Ronald Colman
in „Bulldog Drummond,“ London, 1929, Getty Images
„Never been seen on the screen“
Editorial content. „The Invisible Stars
The essence of acting is the elimination of self; we see
the shadows but not the men who cast them.
by E. R. Thompson
Some day, when the full story of motion pictures comes
to be written, when we can look back on the film
successes and the famous film folk of these days and see
them in perspective, we shall realise that the finest
work has been done, the greatest personal triumph achieved,
by actors whose faces we have never really seen.“ (...)
„No one has ever seen Charlie Chaplin.“ (...)
„Who, out of all the world which has watched Charlie,
the Tramp, Charlie, the Pilgrim, Charlie, the Floorwalker,
Charlie at the Rink, Charlie, the father of The Kid, has
ever caught the face of the real Charlie, the face of Charles
Chaplin of Los Angeles?
The world‘s greatest comedian has hidden himself
away from the world behind a face that is not his, but the
world‘s own.“ (...)
Six photos. „Left: This Charlie Chaplin has never been
seen on the screen.“
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.
The Gold Rush opens September 14, 1925.
at Tivoli, 65-70½ Strand (at John Adams Street), London.
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