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Motion Picture News, New York, September 1, 1923.

Direction West Coast Theatres, Inc.

      CRITERION (...)

Gala Festive Opening

TONIGHT AT 8:15 (...)

      YOU‘LL SEE 1000 FAMOUS STARS, PRODUCERS,

      DIRECTORS AND THE WORLD PREMIER OF

CHARLES CHAPLIN‘S

Convention-Smashing Production

„A WOMAN OF PARIS“

(...) Los Angeles Times, Sept. 26, 1923

& Hotel St-Catherine (...) Mid-Day Meal (...) Catalina Island,

California, Oct. 10, 1922, pinterest

& & Not a bad catch – a 103 pound tuna. That smile on Charlie

Chaplin‘s face gives away the secret. He caught it with

his own little hook and line. With the comedian-producer are

Edward Knoblock, noted playwright, and the skipper.

Chapin has just finished his first serious motion picture, A Woman

of Paris, which will have its premiere in October.

(...) Exhibitors Herald, Sept. 8, 1923

„With one of his victims“

Editorial content. „Charlie Chaplin is evidently as good

a fisherman as comedian. He is shown here with one of his victims

at Catalina Island.“

      Photo.

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