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Kay Bryan, Photoplay, New York, November 1940.
The Great Dictator Scenes
& Hitler‘s coffin used in other Bond Drives in La Grosse, Wis.,
was brought out again recently by Bill Freise
of the La Grosse Theatres. It was burned this week. Left
to right are James McKillip, manager of the Wisconsin
theatre; George Hall, local head of the A. F. of L.; Mrs. V. Carroll,
secretary of the La Grosse Theatres; a lady whose
husband is in Australia drives a nail; another nail driver, and
I. Sheldon of the American Legion. The children
were interested spectators.
(...) Photo, Motion Picture Herald, Jan. 16, 1943
„I never discuss my personal affairs for publication“
Editorial content. „IF YOU WANT TO
Get There
You‘ll stop, look and listen to the most daring woman
in Hollywood. Her name is Paulette Goddard
BY KAY BRYAN
SOME people say it is beauty that counts the most
in Hollywood. Some say it is dramatic talent. Some, sex appeal.
But there is a certain young lady who is all of a sudden
going places, and going places fast, who could, if she wanted to,
tell you a little secret of success which beats the rest all hollow.
Referring to Paulette Goddard.“ (...)
„The eventual outcome was that he put her into Modern
Times, where she was good, but nothing cataclysmic.
Meanwhile, she became – or did not become – Mrs. Charlie
Chaplin and for the past five years has been subjected
to the most anomalous, the most trying, the most (you would
think) heart-breaking situation in which a woman could
find herself. But has it got her down?
Quite obviously, no. Instead, she seems to have turned
the mystery of her relationship with Charlie Chaplin
to her own advantage.“ (...)
„There is no apology in her. There is little humility.
You ask her, as a reporter, about her status in the Chaplin
household and she picks you up and sets you down.
,I never discuss my personal affairs for publication,‘
she says.“ (...)
„And before Miss Would-Be Louvette knew what
she was doing, she was out of the costume and
hunching in something else. And Miss Paulette Goddard was scrambling into the outfit and racing off to the office
of C. B. De Mille, producer of North West. Arriving in his
outer office, she told the secretary, demurely, ,Please
say that Louvette is here.“ (...)
Three of five photos.
Third. „Paulette and her reputed husband, Charles
Chaplin. Ask her about her status in the Chaplin menage and
you‘ll end up apologizing to her.“
Fourth. „Biggest modern film gamble: Chaplin‘s
The Great Dictator.“
Fifth. „Subjected in the most trying gossip re the Chaplin
situation for the past five years, Paulette deftly turned
the situation to her advantage. She gets another publicity gold
ring in The Great Dictator – a co-starring role with
Chaplin himself, first of his leading ladies to achieve that honor.“
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