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United Press, Chico Record, Chico, Cal., April 2, 1933.
Straßenansicht des Kinos Kamera mit NS-Beflaggung,
Berlin 1934, Jüdisches Museum Berlin, Postkarte.
Es läuft „Maskerade“ mit Paula Wessely, Anton Walbrook
und Olga Tschechowa, Regie Willi Forst.
& DIE KAMERA
UNTER DEN LINDEN
Zuschauerraum, Blick Richtung Leinwand,
Berlin 1928-34, Postkarte
& Die Kamera (...)
Ch. Chaplin: Lichter d. Großstadt
(...) Was bringt mein Kino? Berliner Morgenpost, Feb. 2, 1933
& Die Kamera (...)
Chaplin: Lohntag und Vergnügte Stunden
(...) Was bringt mein Kino? Berliner Morgenpost, Feb. 24, 1933.
& Die Kamera (...)
Charlie Chaplin heiratet.
(...) Was bringt mein Kino? Berliner Morgenpost, March 10, 1933.
Charlie Chaplin heiratet ist der deutsche Titel von
Tillie‘s Punctured Romance.
& Die Kamera (...)
Charlie Chaplin in Goldrausch.
Harold Lloyd in Filmverrückt.
(...) Was bringt mein Kino? Berliner Morgenpost, April 14, 1933.
& Die Kamera (...) 2. Woche!
Charlie Chaplin in Goldrausch.
Harold Lloyd in Filmverrückt.
(...) Was bringt mein Kino? Berliner Morgenpost, April 21, 1933
& Die Kamera (...)
Ch. Chaplin: Abenteuer.
(...) Was bringt mein Kino? Berliner Morgenpost, June 4, 1933
& Die Kamera (...)
Chaplin: Abenteuer.
(...) Was bringt mein Kino? Berliner Morgenpost, June 9, 1933.
Kino Kamera, Unter den Linden 14, Berlin.
Abenteuer ist ein Zusammenschnitt von The Immigrant,
The Pawnshop und Easy Street. Deutsches Zensurdatum:
11. Juni 1929.
& ADOLF HITLER, DICTATOR (...)
President Von Hindenburg wore the trappings of a Field
Marshal. Countless banners fluttered in a spanking
breeze. Hitler, with his Charlie Chaplin mustache, took the
Nazi salutes with the smart, sturdy snap of a veteran.
It was his big day.
(...) News-Herald, Franklin, Pennsylvania., March 22, 1933
& . . . Jack Schuster is in again with the opinion that „The
biggest laugh of the week is the announcement
from Hitler that he will attempt a BOYcott – whoops, it must
be the tom-boy in him.“ Jack noting Hitler‘s
resemblance to Charlie Chaplin, adds, „It is about time
that Charles Chaplin sued Hitler for defamation
of character“ . . .
(...) Reverting to Type By ART ARTHUR,
FUNSTERS AND PUNSTERS, Brooklyn Daily Eagle,
Brooklyn, New York, April 1, 1933
& His Worst Feature.
The man on the sandbox says Adolf Hitler may have his
points, but that Chaplin mustache is not one of them.
(...) SPORT SALAD by L. C. Davis, St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
St. Louis, Missouri, March 31, 1933
& To hear them tell it, Hitler is a composite of Rasputin,
Mussolini and La Belle Rose – with Charlie Chaplin‘s mustache
thrown in!
(...) ABOUT A COLUMN by MARGARET MARA, Brooklyn
Daily Eagle, Brooklyn, New York, March 29, 1933
& If Charlie Chaplin had only known of Germany‘s weakness
for freak mustaches, he might have been a dictator now.
(...) IS THE LEGISLATIVE MACHINERY GETTING HOT?
Courier, Waterloo, Iowa, March 26, 1933
& – If we must have a dictator it is far better to live under
one who specializes in a smile, rather than one who sports
a funny looking Charlie Chaplin mustache.
(...) Line-O‘-Types (...) SHE WOULD SAY THAT! Record-Journal, Meridan, Connecticut, March 27, 1933
„Germany would have made Charlie Chaplin dictator long ago“
Editorial content. „WORLD‘S CAPITALS
By UNITED PRESS“ (...)
„It can‘t really be Hitler‘s mustache that did it, or Germany
would have made Charlie Chaplin dictator long ago.“
Also in Ames Daily Tribune, Ames, Iowa, March 28, 1933.
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