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Film Daily, New York, August 7, 1930.

  1. C.C. Pierce (photographer), Boos Bros. Cafeteria on the

300 Block of South Broadway, Los Angeles, circa 1929, University

of California Los Angeles Digital Library, two photos

& Television – still years away

     By Jack Alicoate (...)

      „City Lights“ And Silents

      Rumblings of the return of the silents continue as the release

date of Mons. Chaplin‘s muted opera, „City Lights,“ draws

near. Producers, seeking to emulate the master pantomimist

of all time and produce pictures without dialogue,

will, in our modest opinion, be flirting with a 100 to 1 shot.

And some will take the gamble sure as tomorrow.

The talking screen of today is no different from the talking

stage of yesterday. There always has been,

is, and always will be room for the artist whose genius runs

to pantomime. Chaplin, finished master of mimicry,

will continue as successful on the talking screen as he was in the

silents or on the stage. Long before pictures, his work,

which we well remember, in „A Night in an English Music Hall“

and „A Night at the Club,“ stamped him as the greatest

pantomimist of all time. Others less gifted, trying to combat the

march of progress, will be playing with fire.

(...) Film Daily, Oct. 28, 1930

& The End

      Hollywood – Charlie Chaplin has completed

production of „City Lights,“ upon which he has been working

for nearly three years.

(...) Motion Picture News, Sept. 13, 1930

& Chaplin Film Finished

                                     Hollywood, Sept. 9.

      Charlie Chaplin will complete „City Lights“ this week.

      Virginia Cherrill is the only player still on the lot.

      Synchronization awaits final cutting.

(...) Variety, Sept. 10, 1930

& Chaplin‘s Final Wks.

                                           Hollywood, Aug. 5.

      Charlie Chaplin will finish „City Lights“ within the next

two weeks, after working on it 18 months. When the cutting is completed, the comedian expects to depart for Europe.

(...) Variety, Aug. 6, 1930


„Ready for Synchronizing“

Editorial content. „Chaplin‘s City Lights Ready for Synchronizing.

      West Coast Bureau, The Film Daily

      Hollywood – Charlie Chaplin has practically completed

production on City Lights, for United Artists and will

immediately start synchronizing the picture. This job will

probably require about two months.“


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