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Riesner. Photographed by Rollie Totheroh. With Edna Purviance (the girl), Kitty Bradbury (the mother), Mack Swain (the deacon), Loyal Underwood (the Elder), Dinky Dean [Dean Reisner] (the boy), May Wells (his mother), Sid
ney Chaplin (her husband), Chuck Riesner (the crook), Tom Murray (sheriff). Also unbilled: Monta Bell (policeman), Henry Bergman, Raymond Lee, Edith Bostwick, Florence Latimer. See p. 150, 162, 167, 226
United Artists Films (1923-1947)
A WOMAN OF PARIS
Released by United Artists. Opened October 1, 1923 at the Lyric Theatre, New York. (8 reels, 7577 feet)
Written and directed by Charles Chaplin. Assistant director, Eddie Sutherland. Editorial direction, Monta Bell. Art director, Arthur Stibolt. Research, H. d'Abbadie d'Arrast and Jean de Limur. Photography by Rollie Totheroh and Jack Wilson, With Edna Purviance (Marie St. Clair), Adolphe Menjou (Pierre Revel), Carl Miller (Jean Millet), Lydia Knott (his mother), Charles French (his father), Clarence Geldert (her father), Betty Morrissey (Fifi), Malvina Polo (Paulette). Also unbilled: Henry Bergman (maitre d'hotel) Harry Northrup (valet), Nellie Bly Baker (masseuse), Charles Chaplin (station porter).
See p. 56, 117, 123, 152, 168-186, 257
THE GOLD RUSH
Released by United Artists, August 16, 1925. (9 reels, 8498 feet) Opened at the Strand Theatre, New York (First shown at Grau
man's Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood, June 26, 192$ in 10 reels 9760 feet). Reissued with sound track April 18, 1942, 72 minutes.
Written and directed by Charles Chaplin. Associate directors, Charles Reisner and H. d'Abbadie d'Arrast. Technical director, Charles D. Hall. Photographed by Rollie Totheroh and Jack Wilson. With Mack Swain (Big Jim McKay), Tom Murray (Black Larsen), Georgia Hale (the girl), Betty Morrissey (her friend), Malcolm Waite (Jack Cameron), Henry Bergman (Hank Curtis).
See p. 50, 55, 95-101, 187, 198, 208, 209, 212, 222, 225, 226, 237, 253, 283, 290
THE CIRCUS
Released by United Artists, January 7, 1928. Opened at the Strand Theatre, New York. (7 reels, 6700 feet)
Written, directed and produced by Charles Chaplin. Assistant, Harry Crocker. Photography directed by Rollie H. Totheroh. Cameramen, Jack Wilson and Mark Marklatt.