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Motion Picture News, New York, January 19, 1924.

The Gold Rush Scenes

& Charlie Chaplin has about completed his preparation

and will start shooting his next comedy the latter

part of this week. As yet, it has no name, nor has the cast

been announced. It will be a snow and ice picture,

with many scenes to be made in the Lake Tahoe region.

(...) Exhibitors Herald, Jan. 26, 1924

„He has been much secluded in his home in Beverly Hills“

Editorial content. „Chaplin to Start Comedy for

      United Artists

      Signs of actual production activities are appearing

at the Charles Chaplin studios, where sets are being

built for the comedian‘s first comedy film to be released through

United Artists Corporation.

      Since Chaplin‘s return from New York to the Coast,

where he supervised the presentation of his dramatic

photoplay, A Woman of Paris, his first production for United

Artists, he has been much secluded in his home

in Beverly Hills, concocting ideas and fundamentals to inject

into the necessary continuity for his next comedy.

      While no title for the picture has as yet been definitely

decided upon, the story will revolve around the days

of the ‘Forty-Niners and serve as a comedy presentation

of the ,Gold Rush‘ and the early Klondike days.“

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