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Charlie & other guests at the dining table at Hearst Ranch, 1933
Carmel Snow, editor of Harper's Bazaar, is in the center.Photo by Martin Munkasci.
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LIMELIGHT on TCM (U.S.) at midnight tonight!
That's midnight Eastern Time. A little too late for me, but pretty early for fans on the West Coast. The films in tonight's lineup, including Limelight, are "Bob's Picks" (Robert Osborne).
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"Charlie Chaplin Lighting Up"
From Film Flashes, 1916. Photo by Albert Witzel, c. 1914.
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Out & about in London, Feb./Mar. 1931
Signing autographs at the Carlton Hotel.Leaving a general store. Ralph Barton can be seen behind him.I am still "following" Charlie on his 1931/32 world tour. His next stop is Berlin on March 9th. He...
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Officially licensed Chaplin t-shirts from Pull & Bear
There are three styles: kids, women's t-shirt, women's tank top.The company does not ship to the U.S. unfortunately.
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Charlie arrives in the Netherlands en route to Berlin, March 8th, 1931
On the evening of March 8th, Charlie left England aboard the SS Prague and arrived on the continent in the Hook Of Holland (where he is pictured above). Here he boarded a train to Berlin.In A Comedian...
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Berlin, March 9th, 1931
Illustration from "A Comedian Sees The World."Thousands of fans waited in the snow to greet Charlie who arrived at dusk. When he visited the city in 1921, he was little known because his films had not...
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TANGO TANGLES (1914)
Released 99 years ago today, this Keystone short is unique because Chaplin appears for the entire film without his comedy makeup and costume.
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World Tour (1931-32) Revisited: Charlie attends an opera at the Metropol...
Charlie poses with opera singers Gitta Alpar and Anny Ahlers. British ambassador Sir Horace Rumbold, Charlie's host for the evening, is on the right.With Gitta Alpar.
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With journalist & photographer Margaret Chute
Ms. Chute worked for the British magazines Picture Show& Everybody's Weekly. She took the following stills from the set of The Circus.
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Charlie, Pet (his parrot), & Austrian journalist, Arnold Höllreigel, 1928
More photos of Charlie & Pet.
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German cigarette cards
The photos on all three of the cards below were taken by German photographer Baron Wolff Von Gudenberg while Charlie was in Berlin in March 1931.
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