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New York Times, New York, August 29, 1920.

MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN

      Mildred Harris Chaplin is fast developing into one

of the few real girl stars of filmdom. She completely

subjugated the Prince of Wales when he recently visited

California, and is one of the most popular of the

shadow-Players.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Classic, Sept. 1920

& MRS. CHAPLIN FLIES FOR

      U. S. TO AID RECRUITING

      Mrs. Mildred Harris Chaplin in the government plane

ready to begin her flight.

      Mrs. Mildred Harris Chaplin, wife of the famous movie

comedian established a precedent for her sex recently

by making a recruiting flight from the Rockaway naval air station

on Long island to New Rochelle, N. Y., where she

was the guest of the city. It will be remembered that Mrs.

Chaplin recently sued her husband for divorce.

(...) Photo, South Bend Tribune, South Bend, Ind., Sept. 1, 1920

& In from the Coast

      A budget of film men have arrived in New York

from the coast. (...)

      Sydney Chaplin is here in connection with his first

five reeler for Famous Players. Chaplin has

been stopping with his brother in Salt Lake City.

(…) Wid’s Daily, Aug. 30, 1920

& Corner in Chaplins (...)

      If you have a friend in the junk business tell him

to look over that pile in his backyard. It may

disgorge a Chaplin print. And today it can be sold.

(...) Film Truth, Nov. 1920

& Speaking of comedies – some one

of these days we expect to hear a newspaper critic somewhere

hail Chaplin in „The Kid“ as „a promising youngster

who bids fair to threaten the laurels of Harold Lloyd and

Larry Semon.“

(...) Motion Picture News, Sept. 11, 1920

„When Chaplin will make his first picture for the United Artists“

Editorial content. „IN THE NEWS NET.

      CHARLES SPENCER CHAPLIN‘S enduring contract

with the First National Exhibitors‘ Circuit – the famous

,million dollar‘ agreement of 1917 – is not a love bond between

the parties of the first and second parts apparently.

The contract, it will be remembered, called for eight Chaplin

comedies for First National distribution.“ (...)

      „Speculations as to when Chaplin will make his first

picture for the United Artists Corporation will

continue.“

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