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Dick Hyland, New Movie, New York, August 1935
„He knew now her name was Hetty, Hetty Kelly“
Editorial content. „LOVE LAUGHS AT
the LITTLE CLOWN
By DICK HYLAND
Charlie Chaplin seeks, in women, a heart-breaking dream
that is lost and gone, never to be recaptured
ONE evening at Hollywood‘s famed Cocoanut Grove
in the Ambassador Hotel Charlie Chaplin was
accompanied by a girl he had been with almost daily for
a fortnight. It was, Hollywood, felt sure, a budding
romance. Perhaps this one . . .“ (...)
„The next night he was again in the wings as the girls
danced. He knew now her name was Hetty, Hetty
Kelly. She had an older sister, Alice, also dancing in the
troupe. And a younger brother, Arthur.“ (...)
Five photos. „Edna Purviance, Mildred Harris,
Lita Grey, Paulette Goddard – two have been his wives,
all he has loved.“ (...)
In a box. „But the girl who has been Charles Spencer
Chaplin‘s ideal, his dream, whom he loved more than life,
no one ever saw, and no one knew.“ (...)
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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