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Robert Fender, Motion Picture, New York, May 1935.

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& Charles Laughton

(...) Photo, Motion Picture, May 1935

& Charles Chaplin

(...) Photo, Motion Picture, May 1935

& It won‘t be long before we have Charlie Chaplin‘s new picture.

He has been working six months.

(...) Wide World Photo, Hollywood, Minneapolis, June 1935

„His work becomes part of you“

Editorial content. „Charles Laughton...

      Chooses His Own Academy Winners

      For his Henry the VIII, Charles Laughton, once an inn-keeper,

was decorated in 1934 by the Academy of Motion Picture

Arts and Sciences. Had he been on the Committee, he would have nominated Clark Gable and Norma Shearer this year

      By Robert Fender “ (...)

      „Charles Chaplin is the greatest of them all

because his work becomes part of you. Each of his films

is an emotional experience. No one but Chaplin

could do such scenes as the one in City Lights where he said

goodbye to the flower girl. Or as in The Gold Rush when

he went into a frenzy of delight after the girls had accepted

his invitation to dinner. But don‘t get me started on

Chaplin. I could talk about him the rest of the day and not

say half of it.“

      Three and a half pages, eleven photos.

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