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John Ford's The Informer (1935) and a 30-minute short, The River, by Pare Lorentz. Thursday, Sept. 26, 7:30 p.m. Fanny, directed by Marc Allegret and written by Marcel Pagnol (1932), plus a Chaplin short. Sunday, Sept...
...Chaplin. Modern Times and City Lights are at the Park Square Moviehouse Sunday, Monday and Tuesday...
...freedom of the press" (TIME, July 23). In clearing them, Judge Artur Lopes Cardoso urged Maria Velho da Costa, Maria Isabel Barreno and Maria Teresa Horta to continue writing "works of art." And last week, for the first time, Portuguese movie theaters were showing The Great Dictator, Charlie Chaplin's 1940 spoof on Nazism, and the 1925 Soviet silent-film classic Potemkin...
Baker said he did not want to discuss politics. But he alluded to President Nixon by describing a Charlie Chaplin film scene in which the tramp slowly eats the last peas off his plate, knowing that when he finishes, the restaurant owner will learn that he has no money and will call in his blood-hungry bouncers...
...Pickford, published this week, Author Robert Windeler tots up Mary's present fortune to more than $50 million, the result of astute salary bargaining and real estate investments. At 81, Mary has a long memory about money. She got really mad at Old Friend and Rival Charlie Chaplin only when, in 1956, he sold his share of United Artists (the company formed by Mary, Doug, Charlie and D.W. Griffith) without giving her first refusal. Told recently that Charlie had mellowed, Mary was unforgiving. "That's all very well," said America's sweetheart, "but he's still...