WHEN CHARLIE CHAPLIN COMES
[From Our Own Correspondont.l LONDON, December 10. When Charlie Chaplin comes t* London will stay for a few day* with Mr. Thomas Burke, an old friend. The author of "hlmohouse Nights*' finds his local colour In • the grey streets, not in hw Imagination. One of his stories of street wit is of * woman and her street stall butcher* “The bit o’ steak you sold me Saturn day was that tough I could 'ave soled,' my husbands boots wiv It," aha said “Well, why didn’t you?” snapped the butcher. “I would If I could ’ave got the tacks to go through It,” came tbe retort in a flash.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2346, 16 January 1926, Page 8
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