The Kid   1920   1922   next   previous

The Kid Clippings 218/268

Guardian, Manchester, England, September 12, 1921.

Mrs. LOUELLA O. PARSONS

(...) Photo, Motion Picture, May 1914

& Charlie and „The Kid.“ (...)

      A friend of mine who happened to be in the Chaplin studios

while „The Kid“ was being filmed, tells a funny story

on Charlie and Jackie.

      ,Here, Jackie, walk up to the stove and turn the flapjacks

in this manner,‘ prompted Director Chaplin.

     ,See here, Charlie,‘ said the wee boss of the studio, ,let me do

it my may, and then, if you do not like it, we will do your way.‘  

(...) LOUELLA O. PARSONS, Picture Show, London, April 2, 1921

„Frankly, I should not have recognized him“

Editorial content. „Charlie Chaplin IN ENGLAND.

      MOBBED BY HERO WORSHIPPERS.

      INTENTION OF VISITING MANCHESTER.

      Sad Story Of The Man Who Came For A Rest.

      (From our Special Correspondent.)

                                                             Southampton, Saturday.

      ,The Mayor is waiting.‘ We all heard the whispered

message, and Mr. Chaplin seized his black bowler hat and his

crook-handled walking-stick and made for the door.

He had been holding a reception in his stateroom on the

Olympic, a jolly, informal reception. He waited for

no introductions. Seeing a face in the doorway he cheerily

called ,Come right in,‘ and greeted the stranger with

as hearty a handshake as the known friend.

      I stood aside and watched his easy way. He did not pose.

He was delightfully natural and free. Strangers betrayed

by their hesitancy a doubt as to whether this dapper little man

of simple manner were really the man they had come

to see. ,Mr. Chaplin‘ was so unlike the picture of ,Charlie

Chaplin‘ photographed in the memory. Frankly,

I should not have recognized him. The absence of moustache

and make-up effect such a difference.“ (...)

    

Redaktioneller Inhalt

The Kid   1920   1922   next   previous