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New York Tribune, September 13, 1920.

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„She told me that Charlie had made a wreck of her life“

Editorial content. „Chaplin‘s Here To Fight

      Out Marital War

      Former Mildred Harris Has Changed Her Mind; Won‘t Permit

      Screen Actor to Have Divorce

      Half of $3,000,000 Property Claimed

      Lawyers to Confer To-day to Seek a Settlement; Picture

      Royalty Held Up

      The ill-fated marital venture of Mrs. Mildred Harris

Chaplin and Charlie Chaplin seems destined for

some more stormy weather. This time, however, the scene of their

troublous affairs has shifted from the motion

picture colonies of the west coast to New York City.

      Mrs. Chaplin has changed her mind. She

will not give Charlie a divorce. This was the statement made

by Henry J. Goldsmith, former Assistant District

Attorney, who has been retained by Mrs. Chaplin as her counsel.

      ,Mrs. Chaplin came East a few weeks ago for a vacation,‘

said Mr. Goldsmith at his office at 160 West Forty-fifth

Street yesterday. ,She told me that Charlie had made a wreck

of her life, so that she had to quit work for several

weeks.‘“ (...)

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