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Motion Picture Daily, New York, September 6, 1934.

Eddie Cantor Gift Shop and Brown Derby Restaurant,

exterior by day, Los Angeles, 1930s, California Historical Society

Collection at University of Southern California

& Brown Derby, exterior by night, Los Angeles, undated,

The Rendezvous of the Stars. The Brown Derby,

Hollywood, California, postcard

& Brown Derby, exterior by day, Los Angeles,

1940s, Water and Power

& Charlie Chaplin is very proud that for the first time in his life

he is working from a regular scenario. All the gags are

down on paper and all the comic moments that were formerly

impromptu are written and ready. „And they are funny,

too,“ says Charlie, „better than the comedy in my other pictures.“

June 15 Charlie expects will see him, Paulette Goddard,

his leading woman, Dr. Cecil Reynolds, who has a role, and,

of course, Henry Bergman, who has never missed

a Chaplin comedy since they have been produced in Hollywood,

at work. It‘s two years since we have seen the king

of pantomime in a move.

(...) Charlie Chaplin Will Start Work June 15 on His

„Funniest“ Comedy, By LOUELLA O. PARSONS Motion Picture

Editor, Universal Service, Courier-Post, Camden, New

Jersey, May 4, 1934

& Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard together again

and all smiles; they dined at the Derby with King Vidor and Doctor Reynolds

(...) SNAPSHOTS OF HOLLYWOOD collected

at random, By LOUELLA O. PARSONS, San Francisco

Examiner, San Francisco, Cal., March 23, 1934

& Charlie Chaplin‘s globe-gadding will be done in a new

125-foot motor boat which he is having built. He and

Paulette Goddard, who is either Mrs. Chaplin now or will be

before the trip is made, will cruise around the world

as soon as Charlie finishes his picture, for which 20,000

feet have already been shot.

(...) Louella Parsons, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis,

Missouri, July 18, 1934

& Chatter in Hollywood: „Good Heavens!“ exclaimed young

Los Angeles socialite, Carlyle Edwards. „How did that

thing start?“ The alarming „that thing“ was a report that 23-year-old Edwards and Mrs. Alice Goddard, mother of Paulette,

had secretly been married in Las Vegas, Nev., last month.

Young Carlyle denied it absolutely. Meanwhile, Mrs.

Goddard is seen frequently with her daughter and Charlie

Chaplin, which reminds me, don‘t take the denial

by Robert Montgomery regarding his matrimonial difficulties

and the rumored separation from Betty Allen

Montgomery too seriously.

(...) Random Shots of Hollywood By JERRY HOFFMAN

(Pinch-hitting for Louella O. Parsons), Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pa., July 4, 1934

„At the Brown Derby“

Editorial content. „Hollywood Personals“ (...)

      „Charles Chaplin and Paulette Goddard, Francis Lederer

with Steffi Duna, Ann Sothern and Robert Pryor, the

Stuart Erwins, the John Boles, Lee Tracy, W. C. Fields and

Dick Powell at the Brown Derby.“ (...)

      Brown Derby Restaurant, 1628 North Vine Street, Hollywood.

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