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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1919

Page

73

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.

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.

Boston Reginald A. Fessenden Electrica

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