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Film Daily, New York, September 16, 1932.
Lita Grey Chaplin and sons
(...) Photo, Photoplay, Feb. 1930
& Two little boys who are happy in spite of the fact
that they are the storm center of a divorce
case. Charles and Sydney Chaplin, sons of the world‘s most
famous comedian, are cared for by their grandmother,
while their mother is on a vaudeville tour.
(...) Photo, Photoplay, July 1929
& Lita Grey Chaplin‘s sons, undated
& These children cost their father $7,185 last year
for food, lodging, clothes and amusements.
But daddy can afford it. In fact, he provides $6,000 a year
for each. The rest is put in savings accounts.
Who‘s the papa? Why, Charlie Chaplin. Don‘t you think
the boys – Charlie, Jr., and Sidney – look like him?
(...) Photo Underwood & Underwood, Photoplay, Jan. 1932
& Lita Grey Chaplin‘s sons, press photo
& Famous Comic‘s Sons In Paris –
Lita Grey Chaplin‘s sons, Press Photo, Nov. 18, 1931
& CHARLIE CHAPLIN won the first round of his
battle to keep his sons – Charles, Jr., 7, and Sydney Earl, 6 –
from fulfilling a film contract that their mother, Lita
Grey Chaplin, had made for them.
(...) New Movie, Nov. 1931
& Sons of Charlie Chaplin Ready to Follow Career of Father
By BLAND JOHANESON Smart little
Lita Grey Chaplin, having decided that her boys...
(...) Lita Chaplin And Sons
to Play for Fox. Last minute Rialto news
(...) Film Daily, July 9, 1932
& Charles Spencer Chaplin, Jr., and Sidney Earl
Chaplin, children of Charlie Chaplin, have arrived
from abroad en route to Hollywood, where they are to appear
in pictures for Fox.
(...) Film Daily, July 12, 1932
& CHARLES SPENCER CHAPLIN, JR.
and SIDNEY EARL CHAPLIN, leave New York today for Hollywood
to begin work in their first Fox picture.
(...) Film Daily, New York, July 14, 1932
& Charlie Chaplin Enjoined
In Controversy Over Sons
West Coast Bureau of The Film Daily
Hollywood – An alternative writ enjoining Superior
Judge H. Parker Wood from further hearing
Charlie Chaplin‘s injunction suit to prevent his two young
sons from appearing in Fox pictures was
obtained yesterday by the mother, Lita Grey Chaplin.
(...) Film Daily, Aug. 30, 1932
„To place their two sons in films under the Fox banner“
Editorial content. „Renewing Fight Over Chaplin Sons
West Coast Bureau of The Film Daily
Hollywood – Notwithstanding the ruling won by Charlie
Chaplin recently, Mrs. Lita Grey Chaplin will make
a new effort in Superior Court on Sept. 22 to place their
two sons in films under the Fox banner.“
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