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Motion Picture News, New York, February 16, 1924.

His Trysting Place Scene – Charles Chaplin and Mack Swain

in the Keystone Comedy from 1914

& The Gold Rush Scene

& Chaplin and Fairbanks in New Screen Snapshots

      Another issue of Screen Snapshots –

number eleven – is ready and Charlie Chaplin is seen boarding

a train, with Douglas Fairbanks to see him off. The

spectator goes with Charlie to Mae Murray‘s party, where he enjoys

the fun with Mae, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Harold Lloyd,

and „the missis“ Mildred Davis.

(..) Motion Picture News, Feb. 16, 1924

& Mack Swain is the first of the cast

to be engaged by Charlie Chaplin for his comedy of the

Alaskan gold rush.

(...) Film Daily, Feb. 25, 1924

„Mack Swain is the first“

Editorial content. „Chaplin Engages First of

      Cast for Comedy

      Mack Swain is the first of the cast to be engaged

by Charlie Chaplin for his forth-coming comedy

of Alaska gold rush days – his first comedy feature for

United Artists Corporation distribution.

      Swain has appeared with Chaplin in A Dog‘s Life,

The Idle Class, Pay Day, and other comedies. He is best

known for his characterization of ,Ambrose,‘ but

will appear as the ,heavy villain‘ in this comedy on which

work is well under way, though no title has definitely

been decided upon.“

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