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Exhibitors Trade Review, New York, October 17, 1925.

The Chaplin Studios, Inc., Certificate No. 10, Alfred

Reeves, Charles Chaplin, The State of California, Feb. 17, 1923

& Chaplin Studio, Airview of The Circus Set with Tent,

Los Angeles

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Classic, June 1926

& Chaplin‘s Plans

      Next Picture Tentatively Called The Dandy –

      May Direct Edna Purviance Again

      Los Angeles – „The Dandy“ is the tentative title of Charlie

Chaplin‘s next picture, which will be slapstick. Edna

Purviance returns from Europe later in the year and, according

to present plan, will appear in a picture directed

by Chaplin. Before she sailed, it was stated another director

would handle the picture.

(...) Film Daily, Oct. 21, 1925

& THE CHECK-UP (...)

UNITED ARTISTS.

Gold Rush, The ........ Poor –   Fair 1   Good 1   Big 8   Value 91

(...) Motion Picture News, Oct. 17, 1925

& Charlie Chaplin confided in me that he cared for it not at all.

Charlie still lingers in New York because, as he so

pitifully expresses it, when he goes back to Los Angeles, he‘ll

have to begin work. He‘s having a wonderful time

and the „misunderstood genius“ pose – if he ever really

had it – has dropped from him. Charlie is „being

himself,“ and he confesses that it‘s the best vacation he ever had.

(...) Studio News & Gossip East and West By Cal York,

Photoplay, Dec. 1925

„He will move to New York“

Editorial content. „CHAPLIN TO DESERT COAST

      FOR PERMANENT N. Y. PROD.

      Pasadena, Cal. After arriving in Hollywood last

Wednesday, Charles Chaplin publicly announced that it was

his intention to close up his Hollywood Studio and

Beverly Hills residence, upon the completion of one more

picture. He will move to New York for future film

production and a permanent residence.“

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