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"The Masses" is the title of Chaplin's forthcoming production, a satire on certain aspects of our industrial life. Asked if he would finally take out citizenship papers and settle down in America, he replied that if he were to take out citizenship papers it would be in Andorra, the smallest and most insignificant country in the world.

Film/Project

Modern Times

Series

Press

Subject

Colbert, Claudette

Primary author

Kitchen, Karl K.

Periodicals

The New York Times.

Physical description

1 press clipping : ill. ; 42x10 cm

Notes

This press clipping is included in the file "Sydney's collection of cut clippings 1930's".

Record number

ECCI00018761, CH108

Chaplin and "The Masses"/by Karl K. Kitchen

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Chaplin and "The Masses"/by Karl K. Kitchen

Chaplin and "The Masses" / by Karl K. Kitchen - ECCI00018761

Part of Series: Press

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