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Film Daily, New York, September 23, 1925.

Charles Chaplin at the Ritz-Carlton in New York

(...) Photo, New York Times, Aug. 9, 1925

& Charles Chaplin with Gloria Swanson, circa 1925,

Discovering Chaplin

& A group of United Artists Corporation Publicity and

Exploitation experts. L. to r. Curtis Melnitz, Harry

Brand, Charles E. Moyer, Mark Larkin and Snowdon Summers.

Sitting: Nat S. Dyches, Arhur Zellner and Ed Manson.

(...) Photo, Exhibitors Trade Review, Aug. 22, 1925

& CHAPLIN ENTERTAINS

      Charlie Chaplin presided at a luncheon last week

at the Ritz-Carlton hotel, New York, among his

guests being the picture reviewers and several editors and

special writers. He was good naturedly „kidded“ on

his proclivity for attending luncheons by proxy. In a short talk

to the writers, the comedian freely discussed

plans for his next picture, The Dandy, and said that, since

the public seem to prefer him as a laugh-provoker,

he would forget all serious motifs in his forthcoming vehicle.

(...) Motion Picture News, Oct. 10, 1925

& „Suicide Club“

      Charlie Chaplin‘s Next – Goes into Work Soon

      – Comedian Leaves for Coast Sunday

      Charlie Chaplin leaves for California Sunday to start work

at once on The Suicide Club, a slapstick comedy.

The picture will be ready in about six months, according to present expectations. While Chaplin has been in the East,

his studio force has been preparing for the picture so that

upon his arrival in Hollywood the latter part

of next week, the stage will be set for immediate work.

(...) Film Daily, Sept. 25, 1925

& New Idea in Coming Pictures is to Create

      Striking Moments (...)

      More recently – a tragic seriousness flinging its

shadow across a mood of laughter as in the New Year‘s

Eve sequence in Charles Chaplin‘s The Gold Rush.

(...) Edwin Schallert, Motion Picture News, Sept. 19, 1925

& Curtis Melnitz, press representative for Charlie

Chaplin, is leaving for the Coast.

(...) Motion Picture News, Oct. 3, 1925

„Chaplin is still in and around New York“

Editorial content. „Melnitz to Coast

      Curtis Melnitz, who has been handling Charlie

Chaplin‘s publicity here leaves for the coast where he will

do special work.

      Chaplin is still in and around New York and may leave

for Hollywood the end of the week.“

     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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