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Kate Cameron, Daily News, New York, June 16, 1935.

Chaplin, Lichtman, Pickford and Goldwyn in ’35

What Halcyon Days They Were!

(...) Photo, Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin,

Nov. 20, 1950

& BUSINESS MEETING. – Charlie Chaplin and Mary Pickford

attended meeting of American United Artists Corporation,

at which Al Lichtman was named next president, succeeding

Joseph M. Schenck. L. to r.: Chaplin, Lichtman, Mary,

Sam Goldwyn.

(...) Associated Press Photo, Daily News, New York,

June 16, 1935

„Chaplin will remain silent on the screen“

Editorial content. „Studios Rush Season‘s Output

      By KATE CAMERON“ (...)

      „Chaplin Still Silent.

      The most important item on the revamped United Artists‘

schedule will be eagerly looked for Production No. 5,

from Charles Chaplin‘s studio, with Chaplin and Paulette

Goddard in the leading roles. The exterior filming

of the untitled Chaplin comedy has been finished at San Pedro,

but there remains some studio work still to be done.

The details of the picture are still being carefully guarded

and only the fact that Chaplin will remain silent on the

screen has been allowed to leak out.“

      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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