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Louella O. Parsons, Motion Picture, New York, February 1941.

Charles Chaplin and Paulette Goddard

at Louella Parson‘s ranch, 1940, Discovering Chaplin

& Costume Pictures (...) More Orientals! Charlie

Chaplin with Paulette Goddard

(...) Photo, Modern Screen, Sept. 1935

„Straight from Charlie and Paulette“

Editorial content. „WILL THE CHAPLINS DIVORCE?

      CHARLIE AND PAULETTE SAY

      NO!

      IN AN EXCLUSIVE

      TRANSCONTINENTAL INTERVIEW

      WITH

      LOUELLA O. PARSONS

      Second of four photos. The Chaplins with their pet

      Doberman Pinscher during a visit to Louella O. Parsons‘

      beautiful country place, Marsons Farm.

      Third of four photos. Louella O. Parsons

      In a box. No sooner had Charles Spencer Chaplin introduced

      Paulette Goddard as his wife, during the New York

      premiere of his latest picture, The Great Dictator, than a tidal

      wave of divorce rumors swept the country. We decided

      to get to the bottom of this gossip and called upon Hollywood‘s

      best authority, Louella O. Parsons, who was appearing

      then at Loew‘s State in New York, to get the answers from the

      stars themselves. Being a good newspaperwoman,

      Miss Parsons didn‘t fail us and here‘s her story which she

      got straight from Charlie and Paulette. – Editor‘s note.

      ,I HAVE no intention of divorcing Paulette Goddard,‘

said Charlie Chaplin. ,No such thought has ever entered my

head.‘

      That was Charlie‘s answer when I told him that all

New York was buzzing with rumors that his marriage with

Paulette was about to be dissolved by mutual

consent, and asked him whether it was true that he planned

once more to seek his marital freedom.“ (...)

    

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