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Motion Picture Herald, New York, June 8, 1935.

INVENTIVE GENIUS. Old and new. Bridging many a magic

year, the handclasp came recently in Paris as Walt

Disney, creator of United Artists‘ „Mickey Mouse“ and „Silly

Symphony“ cartoons, met Louis Lumière, pioneer

worker in the photography of motion.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, July 20, 1935

& BETTER. Samuel Goldwyn, returning

to Hollywood after recovering from a protracted illness

in New York, visits the set of „Love Under Fire,“

his production starring Merle Oberon, who, with David Niven,

supporting player, confers with the producer.

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Sept. 5, 1936

& Chaplin Finishes Newest Silent,

      Takes 29 Weeks

      –––

      Carlton Miles Says It May Not Reach

      Public for Months

      –––

      By CARLTON MILES

      (Written Exclusively for The Star)

      New York, June 4. – After 29 weeks‘ work Charlie Chaplin

finally has completed his latest silent picture which

still is known only as „Production No. 5.“ Chaplin, of course,

directed it and it is supposed to be released in three

months although at the leisurely pace at which it has been

produced it may be Christmas to showing it to the

public. The cast includes Paulette Goddard, Carter de Haven,

Henry Bergman – who has been in many of the

Chaplin comedies – Chester Conklin, Norman Ainsley,

Alan Garcia and Tiny Sanford.

(...) Minneapolis Star, Minneapolis, Minnesota, June 4, 1934

„Met behind closed doors“

Editorial content. „The Hollywood Scene“ (...)

      „By Victor M. Shapiro, Hollywood Correspondent“ (...)

      „News Flashes

      Merger news held the spotlight last week. Samuel Goldwyn,

Mary Pickford, Charles Chaplin and Walt Disney met

behind closed doors to evolve a new scheme of things following

Joseph M. Schenck‘s surprise withdrawal and subsequent

joining with Fox.“ (...)

      Modern Times world premiere will be in New York

      Feb. 5, 1936 at the Rivoli Theatre.

      Rivoli Theatre, Broadway at 49th Street, New York.

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