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Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California, December 26, 1920.

Entrance to Southern Pacific Depot, Los Angeles, Cal.,

1915, postcard, in color, Department of Archives

and Special Collections, Loyola Marymount University Library

& COLD IN NEW YORK

      SAYS CHARLIE CHAPLIN

      Los Angeles, Dec. 9. – Charles Chaplin, „grass widower,“

is back in Los Angeles today after an absence of several

months in New York.

      During his sojourn in the east his erstwhile wife, Mildred

Harris, procured a divorce from him.

      „I haven‘t much to say except that I‘m glad I‘m back

in sunny California,“ said the comedian. „It was

beginning to get frosty when I left New York and I can‘t tell you

what a trill it gives me to be here.“

      Chaplin would not discuss his domestic affairs.

(...) News-Pilot, San Pedro, Calif., Dec. 9, 1920

& Chaplin Still Here

      Charlie Chaplin is still in New York but he expects to leave for the

coast on Monday. He did not leave for California Monday last.

(...) Wid‘s Daily, Nov. 27, 1920

& Chaplin Returns

      Charles Chaplin returned to California this week with

the announcement that his comedy, „The Kid,“

will be released within a short time, and that he will begin

almost immediately on a new production which

he has been planning for some time. Chaplin was met

at the station by a number of friends and former

studio associates.

(...) News of the West Coast By A. H. Giebler,

Motion Picture News, Dec. 25, 1920

& Charlie Chaplin to Resume Production

(...) Exhibitors Herald, Dec. 4, 1920

& Chaplin Will Commence Production After Xmas

(...) Exhibitors Herald, Dec. 25, 1920

& And while we‘re on the subject of studios, it way interest

you to know that Charlie Chaplin has rented his

beautiful studio on La Brea Street, Hollywood, fully equipped,

to Carter DeHaven.

(...) Motion Picture, Jan. 1921

„I have been away from the studio so long“

Editorial content. „Charlie to Get to Work

      From now on Charlie Chaplin says he is going

to concentrate all of his attention on pictures.

He says he is through with the social whirl and intimates

that he has in mind the making of a serious

picture after he finishes the contract he is now under to supply

two-reelers. The production of The Kid, said

to be the best picture he has yet filmed, paves the way,

his friends assert, to the serious pictures

he believes he is capable of turning out successfully.

,It is difficult to begin working again,‘ Charlie

said recently. ,I have been away from the studio so long.

It is more than a year since I have been on a set

– that is to work.‘“

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