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Motion Picture Daily, New York, September 11, 1939.
The Great Dictator Set
with Charles Chaplin and Reginald Gardiner
& SEEIN‘ STARS
By Feg Murray (...)
Beautiful PAULETTE GODDARD plays a scrub girl,
(without any makeup), in CHARLIE CHAPLIN‘s
new comedy about dictators... (Chaplin himself will take the time
to give her coiffure his personal o.k. at 8:30 each morning.
(...) Cartoon, St. Louis Star and Times, St. Louis,
Missouri, Sept. 7, 1939
& Max Munn Autrey (photographer),
The Great Dictator Set with Paulette Goddard embroidering
& Of Local Origin
Charles Chaplin reports in his latest communiqué
to the local United Artists office that his current
production will be known as „Production No. 6,“ pending selection
of a title. Before outbreak of the European
war the comedian had used the title, „The Dictators.“
(...) New York Times, Sept. 9, 1939
& Among new productions in work are „Rebecca“ at Selznick International. (...) Charles Chaplin has begun
rehearsals of his tentatively designated „Production No. 6.“
(...) Motion Picture Daily, Sept. 11, 1939
& Chaplin Signs Oakie
Charlie Chaplin fell on his face laughing over Jack
Oakie‘s test so he signed him, of course. The first
Chaplin scenes have been filmed and are in the can, and
that‘s history.
(...) Louella O. Parsons, Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, Sept. 14, 1939
„Signed to support the star, Paulette Goddard, and Henry Daniell“
Editorial content. „Coast Flashes
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 10. – Start of rehearsals and
the signing of six supporting actors over the week-end marked
Charles Chaplin‘s activities on Production No. 6, also
referred to as The Great Dictator.
Signed to support the star, Paulette Goddard,
and Henry Daniell were Emma Dunn, Maurice Moscovich,
Bernard Gorcey, Max Davidson, Nellie Nichols and
Esther Michelson.“
The definitive title of the film is mentioned:
The Great Dictator.
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