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Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, California, April 23, 1924.

Left to right – Sid Grauman, Lita Grey and the man

all exhibitors find a box-office asset – Charles Chaplin, who

is now working on his new comedy „The Gold Rush,“

a tale of Alaska for United Artists.

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Trade Review, Oct. 11, 1924

& Lita Grey (far left), Sid Grauman and Charlie Chaplin

on the set of The Gold Rush on location,

Motion Picture Stills, University of California Los Angeles

& SID GRAUMAN VISITS CHARLIE CHAPLIN

ON LOCATION, The Gold Rush Program, L. A. 1925

& Here is Charlie Chaplin in Alaska, with Sid

Grauman, who made the famous gold rush to the Klondike

in 1898. He is acting as advisor in staging the

scenes for Charlie‘s new picture.

      Photo by International Newsreel

(...) Motion Picture, Oct. 1924

„Will direct the program by telegraph from Truckee“

Editorial content. „KeYES STAFF PLANS

      FROLIC FOR TONIGHT

      The members of the District Attorney‘s official family,

together with their wives and families, will hold

their annual get-together at the Elite tonight, which will

be marked by a banquet, several entertainment

features and dancing. An interesting phase of the entertainment

program, which is furnished by Sid Grauman, is the

fact that Grauman will direct the program by telegraph from

Truckee, where he is with Charlie Chaplin on location

where snow scenes for Chaplin‘s comedy-drama of gold

rush days in Alaska are being made.“ (...)

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