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Photoplay, New York, May 1924.
Alvin Langdon Coburn (photographer), Frank Harris, 1913,
National Portrait Gallery, London
& Speech is Golden. Some stars who passed the voice test
and made big come-backs when the silent drama
broke into noise (...) And Mildred Harris. Mildred was off again,
on again. Sometimes in vaudeville; sometimes
in a quickie. But Mildred can sing and she can speak lines.
So she made her comeback in „Melody of Love.“
(...) Photo, Photoplay, Feb. 1929
& In several of the bitterest of his Contemporary Portraits:
Fourth Series (Brentano), of a truth Frank Harris
seems to succeed fully in sinking to the level of the worst
implications of the word „gargoyles“, certain favored
impersonations he lists among his present most precious aims.“
(...) Bookman, March 1924
& Mildred Harris has been married twice within the
year, both times to the same man. On November
twenty-ninth she eloped to Mexico with Terrence McGovern.
The wedding was kept a secret until April, when Miss
Harris and Mr. McGovern made the bond doubly sure by going
to Greenwich, Connecticut, and having another
ceremony performed. Miss Harris divorced Charles Chaplin
in 1920 after a brief and unhappy married life. This
time she has not picked an actor for a husband. Mr. McGovern
is in the real estate business in Florida.
(...) Studio News & Gossip East and West by Cal York.
Photoplay, New York, June 1925
„Mr. Chaplin‘s account of his telephone talks with her“
Editorial content. „The Chaplin-Harris Divorce
A Hitherto Untold Tale of the
Negotiations Preceding the Divorce
By Permission of Brentano´s
In Frank Harris‘ Contemporary Portraits, copyrighted
by Brentano‘s, there is an amusing and interesting
new light thrown on the perennially fresh Charles Chaplin-
Mildred Harris divorce episode. Some of the tearful
and conflicting statements issued by Miss Harris to the
newspapers are recounted, and there is also given
Mr. Chaplin‘s account of his telephone talks with her about
the case.“ (...)
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