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Dan Thomas, Oklahoma News, Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. 6, 1932.
ELECTRIFYING THE DOLLAR
WE laughed all the way from Cos Cob to Mamaroneck
a-commuting to the job yesterday at reflections on the solemn
suggestion of the scientists in convention assembled
with the Econometric Society at Atlantic City that the nation‘s
currency be established on the new basis of the
average cost of the kilowatt hour of energy production. (...)
If, as they seriously propose, a bond assured promise
of the future production of forty kilowatt hours of juice
by an electrical company is to be taken as the foundation
of a dollar, how much currency ought to be issued
on a guaranty from Mr. Charles Chaplin that he will knock
‘em out of their seats with seven reels in 1935?
(...) Motion Picture Herald, Dec. 31, 1932
„Paulette had eyes for nobody else“
Editorial content. „The Loves of Charlie Chaplin
Paulette Goddard, Pretty Blonde Divorcee, May Be Third
Wife of Noted Comedian“
First photo. “Her blond beauty captivated Hollywood.“
Second photo. „Paulette Goddard, 21-year-old
divorcee, who will be Charlie Chaplin‘s third wife, Hollywood‘s
,wise ones‘ say.“
Third photo. „As she may look as Chaplin‘s third bride.“
EDITOR‘S NOTE: This is the first of three stories
on the three loves of Charlie Chaplin – Mildred Harris, Lita Grey
and, now, Paulette Goddard.
By Dan Thomas
NEA Service Writer
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 5. – If Charlie Chaplin, who has spent
the last couple of years roaming lonesomely around
the earth, should suddenly turn up one of these days married
to beautiful, platinum blond Paulette Goddard, the wise
of cinemaland would only say, ,I told you so!‘
For despite denials by Miss Goddard and silence by Chaplin,
romantic-minded Hollywood insists that Paulette is to
be the third Mrs. Chaplin.“ (...)
„THE attractive blond had been only a short time when
an actors‘ agent met her at a party at Malibu, famous
movie beach colony.“ (...)
„Harry Langdon was numbered among her first acquaintances
here. But she went out with him only a few times when
Chaplin came into the picture. They met at a party during the
latter part of July. After that Paulette had eyes for nobody
else. She and Charlie were seen together almost continually in one
place or another after that meeting.“ (...)
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