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Marjory Adams, Boston Globe, Boston, Mass., July 27, 1935.
In Chaplin Fim
Photo. PAULINE GODDARD
As leading lady for Charlie Chaplin in his forthcoming
picture, to be released probably in September,
Pauline Goddard will again appear on the screen. Miss
Goddard is a daughter of a former Salt Lake City
resident, and a descendant in the fifth generation of Lorenzo
Snow, pioneer of Utah. Her mother was Alta Goddard,
whose father was a prominent real estate man in the city.
Pauline‘s parental grandfather also was a resident
of the city, Sam Levy, well known cigar manufacturer, whose
son is known as Joe R. Levee.
Mr. and Mrs. Levee were married in New York City
in 1908, and Mr. Levee has been for a number
of years associated with Warner Bros., film producers,
in Buffalo and New York City.
Miss Goddard collaborated with Mr. Chaplin in the
writing pf the play now being filmed, which so far
is known only as Production No. 5. It is concerned with
the lower strata of life in San Francisco, Miss
Goddard appearing as a waif of the wharves. While
it is not a silent picture, Chaplin himself, whose
screen success has been entirely in pantomime, is not
to speak throughout, according to Mr. Levee,
who has paid Salt Lake City a visit during the week,
to renew old acquaintance.
Before going to Hollywood, Miss Goddard was
playing in the legitimate, appearing in a leading
role in Ziegfeld‘s „Rio Rita“ in New York City, and in other
Ziegfeld productions. When she arrived in Hollywood
she contracted S. Goldwyn and was given a part in one
of his productions, and also appeared in Hal Roach
pictures.
(...) Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City,
Utah, June 23, 1935
& CHAPLIN RETURNS
Eight producers will contribute to the 1935-36
program of films to be released through United Artists during
the coming season.
Charlie Chaplin, Samuel Goldwyn, Mary Pickford,
David O. Selznick, Alexander Korda, Reliance
Pictures and Darryl Zanuck will be represented by 24
feature-length productions. Walt Disney has
scheduled 18 Mickey Mouse and Silly Symphony productions
for release.
For the first time in four years, Charlie Chaplin will
be seen in a new production, a dramatic comedy
in which the master of pantomime will present a story based
on mass production in an immense factory and its
tragi-comic effect on a mere individual who is a small cog
among a million wheels.
(...) Journal and Courier, Lafayette, Indiana,
July 27, 1935
& ODD AND INTERESTING
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP (...)
. . . Out at the Beverly Derby, Charles Farrell and
his wife entertained Lily Pons and Charles Chaplin was there
with Paulette Goddard . . .
(...) Around and About in Hollywood, By READ KENDALL,
Los Angeles Times, July 27, 1935
„The title of Chaplin‘s new comedy“
Editorial content. „MOVIE FACTS AND FANCIES
By MARJORY ADAMS“ (...)
„Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times is the title of Chaplin‘s
new comedy, which was filmed as Production No. 5.
Paulette Goddard, rumored as the secret bride of the comedian,
plays opposite the star.“
Modern Times world premiere will be in New York
Feb. 5, 1936 at the Rivoli Theatre.
Rivoli Theatre, Broadway at 49th Street, New York.
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