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Jerry Lane, Hollywood, Los Angeles, May 1936.

As for Paulette, Charlie Chaplin has big screen plans for her

after her swell work in „Modern Times.“ Paulette, her mother and Charlie have just returned from the Far East.

(...) Photo, Modern Screen, June 1936

& Paulette Goddard

(...) Picture Play Cover, July 1940

„A fervent young sincerity – coupled with an impish humor“

Editorial content. „CHAPLIN‘S Mysterious

      PAULETTE GODDARD

      CHARLIE CHAPLIN‘S leading lady . . . Hollywood‘s

newest mystery woman . . . Not a biography

of her in existence . . . And she dotes on ice cream ...“ (...)

      „IT WAS ON a week-end cruise with some friends that

she met Chaplin . . . Now Charlie has been meeting

lovely, glamorous women most of his life but he‘d never met

one with quite the appeal of this girl . . . Almost

immediately he began smoking much too many cigarets,

stumbling over people‘s feet, and reciting extremely

good poetry. And when Charlie does that he‘s in love . . .

      Paulette has more phases to her personality

than any woman he‘s ever known. She has a fervent young

sincerity – coupled with an impish humor. A quiet

assurance – and a delightful shyness.

                                                                – Jerry Lane“

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