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Tom Harrington and Charlie Chaplin
No full textBlack and white photograph of Tom Harrington holding a pair of large pants with suspenders possibly folding them while Charlie Chaplin sits at a desk in his studio office. this is a production still from " How to Make Movies
August 1927 Private Investigators Report to Charlie Chaplin
No full textText document report by private investigator James Mcknight about his meeting with Don Solovich to share information on Mrs. Chaplin (Lita Grey) to give to Mr. Chaplin (Charlie Chaplin) for the purposes of procuring a more favorable divorce settlement. (Ch12102001-2)Converted from .jpg to .pdf, pages combine
Release/Discharge From Don Solovich of Claim Against the Chaplins
No full textText document unsigned Release/discharge of claims against either Lillita Louise Chaplin (Lita Grey) and Charles Spencer Chaplin (Charlie Chaplin) for services rendered prior to August 192
February 26 Private Investigator Report To Charlie Chaplin
No full textText document part 1 Private Investigator meets with the Night Watchman Foese, appearance of Don Solovich at the house of Mrs. Chaplin, "Wild" Stories about Don and Charley (Chaplin) at the house, Meetings with the Press and photos taken for articles, Lita Throws a birthday party for herself liquor is available to guests, (ch12101001-2) & (ch12143001-2)Converted from .jpg to .pdf, pages combine
Undated Private Investigators Report to Charlie Chaplin
No full textText document notes from private investigator to Mr. Charles Chaplin on uproar over Charles knowing what is going on at the house and the suspicions rising between members of the household, Don is wanting to leave but is holding out for some sort of payoff, Stanley investigative service has been fired after investigator and security played a young woman with liquor and made a night of it. former members of staff will be writing statements for Mr Chaplin with the Aid of investigator James McKnight a divorce settlement may be reached before it has to be hashed out in cour
Private Investigator Report to Charlie Chaplin on Wife Lita Grey Summary of Jan-May Activity
No full textText document Part 1 notes from private investigator to Mr. Charles Chaplin on the Activities of his wife Lita Grey/Lillita Louise Chaplin during their divorce from January 1927 to Mid May 1927, (Ch12102001-3)Converted from .jpg to .pdf, pages combine
May 18 Private Investigator Report to Charlie Chaplin
No full textText document Private investigator James McKnight\u27s investigative notes on Lita Grey Chaplin, The Opening of the Chinese Theater in Los Angeles, Cecil B. DeMille\u27s King of Kings showing. Tom Mix goes with them to the showing and is supposed to join them in secret on a planned trip. hints of an affair between Tom and Lita and Lita and a Felix (ch12095002 & ch12098001)Converted from .jpg to .pdf, pages combine
July 28, 1927 Private Investigators Report to Charlie Chaplin
No full textText document notes by private investigator on his meeting with Don Solovitch. Lita Grey wanted $100,000 trusts set up for the two Chaplin children on top of the divorce settlement. excessive spending and borrowing money from the hired help to cover expenses, Edwin McMurray is persona non grata, Don Solovitch is attempting to work all sides of the situation. Jean Bernard and Lita Grey quarrel and jean is ordered from estate, plans to take the children out of country. Jean Bernard will be pursued as a possible new sources of informatio
Letter from J. Chaplin of Welland Vale Mfg. Co. to William C. Muir of Port Dalhousie Water Commission, 27 November 1919
No full textA letter from J. Chaplin of the Welland Vale Mfg. Co. in regards to the water works plans. Chaplin asks questions regarding the main line water pipe
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American G.I. Forum Chaplin Fr. Theodore J. Radtke (photograph)
No full textAmerican G.I. Forum Chaplin Fr. Theodore J. Radtk
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