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Camera! Los Angeles, California, March 12, 1921.

Looks Like Another Job, Soon

      Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan in a scene from

The Kid, Chaplin‘s latest First National attraction.

The comedian is a glazier, and when work is slack ,the kid‘

sees that he has something to do.

(...) The Kid Still, Exhibitors Herald, Feb. 26, 1921

& W. B. Sweezy, Dortha Theatre, Manville, Wyo. –

„Exhibitors can not go wrong on any First National pictures.“ (...)

      Charlie Chaplin Went to Heaven

      and he brought back

      A Bit of Heaven for the Exhibitor

(...) Moving Picture World, Feb. 26, 1921

& Chaplin Sues

      Claims $62,147 Additional from First National

      on Foreign Sales of „The Kid“

(...) Film Daily, Jan. 22, 1926

& United And First

      National Abroad

      Greenhill Default Causes Big Distributors

      to Plan Invasion.

(...) Variety, Feb. 11, 1921

„A nail pierced his shoe“

Editorial content. „CHAPLIN INJURED

      Due to an accident Charlie Chaplin is at present not

producing. A nail pierced his shoe and penetrated

his foot nearly an inch. Fearing blood poisoning the doctors

forbade the comedian to do any work for a while.“

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