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Sid Grauman, Telegram, September 25, 1919.
SID GRAUMAN
(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, Feb. 7, 1920
& Grauman‘s „Bathing Girls“ in action. It is
reported for once male patrons insisted on front seats in a
picture house and all were very much awake
(...) Photo, Motion Picture News, Aug. 16, 1919
„YOUR GREAT STRENGTH AND HIS POWER“
Editorial content. „Telegram“ (...)
Charles Chaplin September 25, 1919
L. A. Athletic Club, Los Angeles, California.
DEAR Charley VERY CONFIDENTIAL. WENT TO KNOW
AM IN POSITION TO GET MOST WONDERFUL
ARRANGEMENT IN WORLD FOR YOU WITH MAN WHO YOU
HAVE ALWAYS AGREED WITH ME IS BIGGEST MAN
IN INDUSTRY AND WHO AS A RESULT OF MY INSISTENT
LONG TALKS WITH HIM ON THIS TRIP FULLY
REALIZES THAT BY BACKING YOU UP THE COMBINATION
OF YOUR GREAT STRENGTH AND HIS POWER
IN INDUSTRY CAN WORK OUT FUTURE THAT WILL BE
BIGGER THAN ANYTHING ANY OF US HAS
EVER DREAMED OF AND BE SECURE AT SAME TIME.
ACCORDINGLY HOP YOU WILL NOT DO
ANYTHING TO INTERFERE WITH WORKING OUT OF THIS
PLAN UNTIL I HAVE HAD OPPORTUNITY TO SEE
YOU STOP EXPECT TO BE IN LOS ANGELES WITHIN
THIS WEEK. BEST LOVE.
SG/ADG SID GRAUMAN
Personal.“
Telegram from Sid Grauman to Charles Chaplin,
1919, Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences
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