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Grace Kingsley, Los Angeles Times, L. A., Calif., Sept. 2, 1920.

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& Charlie Chaplin, in newspaper interview, talks about

„The Kid,“ his feature-length production.

(...) News of the Week in Headlines, Wednesday,

Wid‘s Daily, Aug. 22, 1920

& Grace Kingsley

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Herald, Nov. 21, 1925, detail

„A peppery shot“

Editorial content. „FLASHES.“ (...)

      „By Grace Kingsley“ (...)

      „Chaplin Bulletin.

      Los Angeles is not being big enough, apparently, to hold

both Charlie Chaplin and his wife, Mildred Chaplin,

it begins to look as if New York weren‘t, either, according

to hot shot being exchanged between the

two in the eastern city, as recorded in the press.

      All the excitement arose over Mrs.

Chaplin‘s attempting to restrain Mr. Chaplin from

disposing of his picture, The Kid. At any rate,

Mr. Chaplin has asserted right out in print that she is.“ (...)

      „Mildred Chaplin, who, while she is making

up her mind to try the spoken drama, is taking a trip through

Canada, took a peppery shot at Charlie Chaplin‘s

alleged socialistic tendencies.“ (...)

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