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Herbert Howe, Photoplay, New York, August 1925.
Herbert Howe
(...) Motion Picture, March 1927, detail
& Photographical Portrait of Charles Chaplin, 1925,
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& Robert Patterson (creator), In the old days
the Proprietress kept spectacled
headlights on all the dancers to see that the law was upheld.
(...) Detail of Robert Patterson‘s
drawing with Charlie Chaplin on the left side,
Photoplay, Aug. 1925, detail
„He could tell to the dime how much a man earned“
Editorial content. „Hollywood in a High Hat
The rugged old movie democracy is fading and Hollywood
is putting on the Pekingese – But the movie
world is safe for democracy as long as Bull Montana
wears his brown derby
By Herbert Howe
Drawings by Robert Patterson
GONE are the days... la-da-da-da da-da-da!“ (...)
„Hollywood as a movie colony no longer exists.
All the real aristocracy lives in Beverly Hills.“ (...)
„With an Alpine guide you may even penetrate the hill
fastnesses and gaze through the gates of Corinne
Griffith‘s palatial estate, Mack Sennett‘s, Charlie Chaplin‘s,
Marion Davies‘ and the Fairbanks‘.“ (...)
„The caste system of India is lax compared with that
of Hollywood. Charlie Chaplin, who at times inclines
toward society bolshevism, once remarked that he could
tell to the dime how much a man earned by the place
he occupied at a Hollywood party.
He referred particularly to those bootlicking banquets
in honor of star or producer, at which upon arrival
you are presented with a stick of incense and a glass
for toasting. After about six toasts to the glory
of the feted nabob a fellow is liable to go wild and start
drinking to himself until he feels as good as the god,
if not better.“
Drawing by Robert Patterson.
The Gold Rush opens June 26, 1925
at Grauman‘s Egyptian, 6712 Hollywood Bld., Los Angeles.
The Gold Rush opens August 15, 1925
at Strand Theatre, B‘way at 47th St., New York.
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