The Bride of the Funniest Man in the World
An interview with Mildred Harris Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin's bride, recounts her life from Wyoming roots to Hollywood. She describes meeting Chaplin in Los Angeles and Venice, their romance, an elopement on October 23, 192? and her early film work with William S. Hart and Lois Weber.
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Mrs. Charlie
Chali
Romeo
Charlie Chaplin
Mustache
Boston Sunday Post
Charlie
Sunday Post
Hollywood
Cal
Charlie Chaplin, Jr
Mr. Belasco
Mrs. Harris
Chaplin
Chaplins
Cecil de Mille
de Mille
Charley
Wilshire
Catalina
Mrs. Chaplin
Mildred Harris
Joneyimoon
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mary Pickford
Mildred
Pocatello
Ida
Caliente
Nev
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Twenty-ninth Street
State Normal School
Sacred Heart Convent
Egan Dramatic School
Pring Street
Mother
Santa Monica
Hill Street
Santa Monica Beach
Mr. Sturgeon
Miss Christie
Thomas Ince
Inceville
Enoch Arden
Lillian Gish
Sie Lerbert
Mr. Griffith
Sir Herbert
Robert Harron
Griffith
Mr. Fairbanks
New York
Fairbanks
Triangle Company
Europe
Charles Chaplin
Mr. Charlie
Ocean Park
Marshall Neilan
Samuel Goldwyn
Goldfish
Marcelle
Venice
Goodby
Lasky
War Charities
Blanche Sweet
Lasky’s
Alexandria
Echoes of the Oscillator and a New Mining Tool
A column touts Reginald A. Fessenden and the oscillator as a decisive mining aid. It explains how controlled electrical echoes locate gold veins and pay streaks, predicting rapid, precise subsurface discovery once the system is tuned.
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Boston
Reginald A. Fessenden
Electrica
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BY Carl Wilmore
Charlie's
Hongland
Flower Booth
Pauline Starkey
Doug Fairbanks
Charles Weyler
Fessenden