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Honolulu Star Bulletin, Honolulu, Hawaii., March 10, 1941.

Hoy Viernes 7 de Marzo 1941

HOY Tarde y Noche (...)

      CHARLES CHAPLIN (...)

      El Gran Dictador

      Advertisement, Montevideo, Uruguay, March 7, 1941,

P. Walter Jacob Archiv

& Cine Stella D‘Italia

Hoy Domingo 27 de Abril de 1941 Hoy (...)

      Charles Chaplin (...)

      EL GRAN DICTADOR

      Theatre Program, Cine Stella D‘Italia, Montevideo, Uruguay,

April 27, 1941, articulo.mercadolibre.com.uy

& Nazis Hit „Dictator“

      The Nazis have caused annoyances during the exhibition

of „The Great Dictator“ (U. A.) at the Cine Palacio

Chino here, scene of Hitlerite outrages during the showings

of „Pastor Hall,“ but failed to stop the Chaplin films

as they did „Pastor.“ The trouble makers sprayed stench gas

in the theatre and drove out some patrons. They

reinforced police guard at the cinema, placed especially for

the screenings of „Dictator,“ failed to capture them.

      Anonymous Nazis have placarded walls in Mexico City

with denouncements of „Dictator,“ asserting that

it is one of a series of insults to Germany, that it is Jewish

propaganda, that Mr. Chaplin and Miss Goddard

are Jews, that the film was a box office and artistic failure

in the United States.

      „Dictator“ is playing to a new high admittance for a film

here, 65 cents, and business is fairly good.

(...) James Lockhart in Mexico City, Motion Picture

Herald, Jan. 25, 1941


„Finally passed Charlie Chaplin‘s Dictator

Editorial content. „The Argentine government finally passed

Charlie Chaplin‘s Dictator after the film originally had

been banned because of protests by Germany. Confessions

of a Nazi Spy, though, remains on the shelf. . . .

Chaplin and Goddard are together again, living at the beach

home of her agent and planning a Honolulu trip

when she finishes her new picture.“

    

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