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DECEMBER 17, 1927.
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN »
" SUNNY SIDE ”
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Harron Signs Long Term
Tiffany-Stahl Contract
Johnny Harron has been signed by Tiffany-Stahl to a long term contract and he is to be cast immediately in a big production now under way.
Harron has appeared in two TiffanyStahl productions, “Night Life” and Forever,” and it was through his work in the former that the officials of Tif¬ fany-Stahl decided to place this more than promising young actor in impor¬ tant roles.
Engel Heads Caddo Studios In Hollywood, Vice Bennett
Joseph W. Engel has arrived in Holly¬ wood to take charge of the business and production departments of Caddo Pro¬ ductions, the new United Artists unit.
Engel succeeds Whitman Bennett, who has been acting as production maneger for the Caddo company. Bennett, because of the pressure of personal af¬ fairs and other interests in the East, has gone to New York.
Engel is well known in movie circles on both coasts, and came from the Fox organization in New York, where he was manager of production in the East¬ ern plant, which has closed down. He was formerly vice-president and gen¬ eral manager of the old Metro com¬ pany, and has held a number of high executive positions with various produc¬ ing companies.
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