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James Cunningham, Motion Picture Herald, N. Y., Nov. 24, 1934.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

      Goes to Work

      AGAIN

      By Dan Thomas

      The little man in the baggy pants has started a new

      picture at last, his fourth in ten years – and it

      will be another „silent,“ Paulette Goddard will be leading

      lady, and Charlie says it will be his biggest

      FOR the fourth time in 10 years Charlie Chaplin again

is all togged out in his famous baggy pants, floppy

shoes, battered derby, little mustache and carrying that

willowy cane which looks as if it‘s about to callapse

every time he leans on it.

(...) Californian, Salinas, Cal., Dec. 8, 1934.

      Four photos, one cartoon.

& James Cunningham

(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Nov. 9, 1935, detail

& YOU‘RE IN THE MONEY... AGAIN!

Gold Diggers of 1933

(...) Ad, Motion Picture Herald, March 9, 1935

„Elements of Chaplinonian helter skelter“

Editorial content. „Asides & Interludes

      By James Cunningham“ (...)

      „Having heard reports that Charlie Chaplin may finally

make a motion picture, the New York Evening Sun recommands

as a plot the amazing true story of the abduction of

Henry J. Preutzel, retired drugist of Irvington, N. J. The plot

has all the elements of Chaplinonian helter skelter.“ (...)

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