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F. P., Guardian, Manchester, England, September 14, 1921.

Children from Hoxton Visit Charlie Chaplin at the Ritz Hotel,

London, Sept. 17, 1921, Another Nickel In The Machine

& DEPARTURE OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN

      Farewell at Waterloo

      A laughing face and a mass of dark, curly hair

at the window of a railway carriage was the last that London saw yesterday of Charlie Chaplin. (...)

      He was persuaded to say a word above H. G. Wells,

with whom he has been staying. „A greatly human

man,“ he described him, „and not an intellectual gargoyle.“

(...) Observer, London, Oct. 9, 1921

& Royal Opera, Covent Garden. – Charlie Chaplin in „The Kid.“

(...) THE WEEK IN MUSIC, Guardian, Oct. 20, 1921

„Every ounce of brain, energy – yes, and spiritual passion“

Editorial content. „A SYMPOSIUM ON ,CHARLIE‘“ (...)

      „A young artist“ (...) „followed: ,Chaplin must have

achieved his success by the concentration of

every ounce of brain, energy – yes, and spiritual passion

he has got. Art cannot be achieved on any other

terms, and no one really doubts that his work is art.‘“ (...)

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