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Charlie, Paulette, & Charlie, Jr. at the Ambassador Hotel tennis matches for...
With Charlie and Paulette is Kendall Lee, the wife of Lewis Milestone.
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Charlie on vinyl
It's Record Store Day here in the U.S. Go out and support your local independent record shop.Here are a few from my own collection:
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World Tour Revisited: An ambulance meets Charlie's boat at Singapore, April...
Charlie became ill with dengue fever the night he and Syd sailed from Batavia on April 18th. The next day he didn't appear for meals and kept to his cabin. As the SS Ophir neared Singapore, the captain...
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Interesting article about Charlie & Oona holidaying in Waterville, County...
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TWENTY MINUTES OF LOVE, released April 20th, 1914
I meant to post this yesterday but the day got away from me. Charlie mocks the couple making out on the bench by hugging & kissing a tree.Charlie steals the watch from the pickpocket (Chester...
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World Tour Revisited: Interview with Syd Chaplin in Singapore, April 23rd, 1932
Syd was interviewed at the Adelphi Hotel where he had been staying while Charlie recovered from dengue fever at the Singapore General Hospital. He discussed his and Charlie's future film plans, the...
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Chaplin during the filming of THE COUNT
From Picture-Play magazine, December 1916>At right is cameraman Rollie Totheroh.
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Chaplin & others with Spanish painter Federico Beltrán-Masses, 1925
L-R: Louella Parsons, Marion Davies, Beltran-Masses, CC, Rudolph Valentino.
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Happy birthday, Eric Campbell (April 26, 1879 - December 20, 1917)
Some candid photos of Eric, c. 1917
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CAUGHT IN A CABARET, released April 27th, 1914
Chaplin's twelfth Keystone was directed by Mabel Normand even though Chaplin is often listed as co-director. However, the film contains so many Chaplinesque ideas, it's obvious that she gave Chaplin...
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Marie Dressler visits Charlie & Mabel Normand on the set of "Caught In A...
Charlie wrote on the back of the photograph:“This is Mabel Normand, Marie Dressler and myself (Charlie). With all the photos I have had I have not one with myself straight. Taken with Marie’s camera....
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Photo by Apeda Studio, New York, 1925 or 1927
I'd originally thought this session was from 1925, but I am now leaning towards 1927. Chaplin was in New York during both years (he was also there in 1923 but I don't think these photos date back that...
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