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Exhibitors Herald, New York, February 5, 1921.

In a box: Three to Produce

      Carlyle Robinson, director of publicity for Charles

Chaplin, issues the following statement

concerning the comedian‘s contract with First National:

      „Mr. Chaplin has but three more productions

to deliver to Associated First National to terminate his

contract with that organization. To date he has

delivered ,A Dog‘s Life,‘ ,Shoulder Arms,‘ ,Sunnyside,‘

,A Day‘s Pleasure‘ and ,The Kid.‘“

(...) Exhibitors Herald, Feb. 5, 1921

„Quietly and business-like“

Editorial content. „CHAPLIN AGAIN WORKING

      Comedian Is to Finish Contract With First National and

      Then He Will Become Active With the ,Big Four.‘

      Next Picturization of an Original Story by Star – Edna

      Purviance Is Again Cast in the Lead“

      Photo. „Charlie Chaplin

     (Special to Exhibitors Herald)

      LOS ANGELES. Jan. 25. – Quietly and business-like,

Charlie Chaplin has resumed his place in the

production field by taking exclusive control of his studios

at DeLongpre and LaBrea avenues, Hollywood.“ (...)

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