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Evening Citizen-News, Hollywood, L. A., Cal., Oct. 1, 1932.
Girl Chaplin Kissed Goes Back
To Stage; Denies Romance Looms
Two photos. Charlie Chaplin kissed her – but that isn‘t
the reason for the smile that Paulette Goddard
displays above, at right. She‘s shown at left with Producer
George White after signing a contract to appear
in his „Scandals,“ and says she‘s glad of such an opportunity
to spike unfounded rumors regarding a Chaplin-
Goddard wedding.
BY GENE CORN
NEA Service Writer
NEW YORK – However pleasant maybe the kiss
of Charles Spencer Chaplin, the glare of the
consequent spotlight is such as to incline one attractive
girl to stick to Victorian curtsies in the future. (...)
But arriving on Broadway and finding the chatterers set
on her marrying Chaplin, Miss Goddard hastened
to sign a contract with George White for his next girl-and-
music show.
„And if that doesn‘t convince people that I‘m not contemplating marriage, I don‘t know what will,“ she concludes.
(...) Freemont Tribune, Freemont, Neb., Oct. 10, 1932
Also in Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona,
Oct. 12, 1932.
„Into the automobile of Charles Chaplin“
Editorial content. „DENIES TROTH
Associated Press photo. PAULETTE GODDARD
Miss Goddard Shopped In N. Y.,
Yes. But Not For Trousseau
Every woman needs a fall wardrobe, Miss Paulette
Goddard, blond actress, explained today to those
who asked if it were a trousseau she bought while in
New York.
As she stepped from a transcontinental plane at Grand
Central Airport last night and into the automobile
of Charles Chaplin she denied reports that she was the
comedian‘s fiancee.
,I did a little shopping shopping in New York,‘ she
confided, ,but it wasn‘t for a trousseau.‘
Then she told of her plans to leave within two weeks
for Tahiti.“ (...)
Paulette Goddard is Chaplin‘s leading woman
in Modern Times.
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