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Motion Picture News, New York, October 6, 1923.

Adolphe Menjou Cover

(...) Cine-Mundial, Jan. 1928

& A dramatic moment from A Woman of Paris, produced

by Chaplin in 1923. Upon learning that Edna

Purviance is my mistress, her childhood sweetheart

has committed suicide in the lobby of a Paris

restaurant before a statue symbolic of the typical woman

of Paris. Edna can‘t take it.

(...) Photo, „It Took Nine Taylors“ by Adolphe Menjou

and M. M. Musselman, New York 1948

& CHAPLIN SEETHES WITH

      REVOLUTIONARY PLANS

      Comedian Condemns False Sentimentality of Conventional

      Productions in Notable Review

      BY FRANK VREELAND

(...) Los Angeles Times, Oct. 21, 1923

„Some fifteen interviewers in his apartment in the Ritz“

Editorial content. „Chaplin Discusses His New Picture

      Declares He Has Taken Public At Its

      Word and Produced ,Something Different‘

      Charles Chaplin is among the late arrivals in New York.

He dropped off the Twentieth Century Limited Thursday

morning and immediately went into executive session with a group

of some fifteen interviewers in his apartment in the Ritz.

He is here for the premiere of his own product, A Woman of Paris,

which opens at the Lyric next Monday night.“ (...)

      Lyric Theatre, 42nd Street 213 West of Broadway, New York.

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