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Los Angeles Evening Express, L. A., Calif., January 11, 1921.

Two views from Charlie Chaplin‘s super-special,

„The Kid,“ released by First National as one of its „Big Five.“

(...) Stills, Motion Picture News, Jan. 29, 1921

& CHARLIE A THE GOLDWYN STUDIO

      Charlie Chaplin Visiting His Friend Will Rogers

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN went to see his friend,

Will Rogers, at the Goldwyn studio, and took a constitutional

with MAY COLLINS and SAMUEL GOLDWYN.

(...) Photo, Picture Show, London, April 23, 1921

& Goldwyn Praises Film of Rival,

      Chaplin, as Greatest He Ever Made

(...) Oakland Tribune, Jan. 16, 1921

& Goldwyn Praises Chaplin Picture (...)

      LOS ANGELES. – Samuel Goldwyn gave a private

showing at the Goldwyn studio of The Kid, Charlie Chaplin‘s

latest picture, to the most distinguished group ever

gathered to see a photoplay.“ (....) „Mr. Goldwyn called

The Kid „the greatest picture ever produced

by a single artist.“

(...) Exhibitors Herald, Jan. 29, 1921

„A private showing last night at the Goldwyn studios“

Editorial content. „,The Kid,‘ Chaplin‘s

      Play, in Preview

      The Kid, Charlie Chaplin‘s picture that has been discussed

in and out of courtrooms during the past few months,

was given a private showing last night at the Goldwyn studios

before a distinguished gathering of writers, stars, and

directors. Samuel Goldwyn was the host.

      Among those present were Sir Gilbert Parker, Reginald

Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes, Gertrude Atherton,

Elinor Glyn, Abraham Leher, Gouverneur Morris, LeRoy Scott,

Edward Knoblock, Mabel Normand, Clayton Hamilton,

Charlie Chaplin and members of the Goldwyn studio staff.“

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