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Photoplay, New York, July 1924.

The Gold Rush Poster

& Charles Chaplin

      Charles Chaplin journeyed to far-away Alaska to make special

scenes for his new picture, which is tentatively titled

„Chilkoot Pass.“ The setting above is a deserted miner‘s cabin

in which Chaplin, in the role of an innocent prospector,

has found temporary shelter.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture, Oct. 1924

„He‘s back again“

Editorial content. „Studio News and Gossip East and West

      By Cal York

      Written from the inside of the Hollywood and New York

      Studios. If you read it here it‘ so“ (...)

      „He‘s back again. He has decided the public wants the

funny little mustache, the baggy trousers, the derby

and the cane, so Charlie Chaplin will feature them again

in his new picture, some of the scenes of which

are laid in Alaska.“

      The Gold Rush Still.

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