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Franc Dillon, Motion Picture, New York, February 1941.

Sweet and Hot! Fred Astaire has a sprightly

new dancing partner, Paulette Goddard, in „Second Chorus.“

(...) Photo, Screenland, Jan. 1941

& Hollywood‘s Newest Dance Craze – The „Dig It“ (...)

Fred Astaire and Paulette Goddard in „Second Chorus.“

(...) Photo, Hollywood, New York, Jan. 1941

& Alfred Eisenstaedt (photographer), Patrons enjoying bar and

lounge at the Stork Club, New York, 1940s, art.com, detail

& When Chaplin came to New York for the première of „The Great Dictator“, he managed to visit some of Manhattan‘s gay

night spots. Charlie is pictured at the Stork Club with cafe society‘s Nancy Mae Woodbury.

(...) Photo, Screenland, Jan. 1941

& Goddard Out of „2nd Chorus“ (...)

      Paulette Goddard has withdrawn from „2nd Chorus“

to be made by National Pictures. It is understood

that Charles Chaplin objected to her making an outside picture

until „The Great Dictator“ is released.

(...) Film Daily, June 17, 1940

& Paulette Goddard Again In „2nd Chorus“ Cast (...)

      Charles Chaplin has withdrawn his objection to Paulette

Goddard appearing in National Pictures‘ „2nd

Chorus“ for Paramount release, and she has been

reassigned to a leading role.

(...) Film Daily, June 24, 1940

& CHAPLIN, CHARLIE – His first marriage, to Mildred Harris,

was a secret until she divorced him. His second

marriage, to Lita Grey, wasn‘t so secret. She gave him

two sons, Charles Jr. and Sydney, now

in their teens. He has publicly admitted that Paulette

Goddard is his third wife.

(...) WHO‘S WHO IN HOLLYWOOD – NOW By JAMES REID,

Motion Picture, Feb. 1941    

„Enemies who seek to do them bodily harm“

Editorial content. „WHAT the STARS SEE in the STARS

      Hollywood‘s Favorite Astrologer, Mabel Walrath Smith,   

      Makes Startling 1941 Predictions

      By FRANC DILLON (...)

      „Charles Chaplin and Paulette Goddard will need

plenty of protection during 1941. Both their charts show enemies

who seek to do them bodily harm. I cannot make the

warning too strong but it will probably not be heeded by them.

They will be quite optimistic and will run into danger.

Their property and their homes also needs protection.“ (...)

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