CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume IV, Issue 107, 16 April 1936, Page 7

CHARLIE CHAPLIN.

Photographed with King. CAMERA COMPANIONS. Charlie Chaplin, who will be fc'een in "Modern Times," his newest comedy for release through United Artists, holds the record for having been i nhotossraphed with more celebrities I than anyone else in the world. Among the comedian's celebrated camera companions have been King Edward VIII. (then Prince of Wale.'), Franklin D. Roosevelt (then Secretary of lhe. Navy), Ramsay MacDonald, j Mahatma Ghandi, H. G. Wells, Lady Astor, George Bernard Shaw, Fritz Kroislcr, Albert Einstein, the late Woodrow Wilson, Lord and Lady Mountbaften, the late Will Rogers, the Duchess of Sutherland, William j Randolph Heart, the Duke and J Duchess l of Westminster, Maurice Maeserlinck, Henri Briund, Marchese and Marchese Marconi, the Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill, Laquel Meller, Amy Mollinson, Charles Schwab, Sir Henry Lauder, Elsa Maxwell, Frank I J. Could, the Duke of Connaught, 1 Anne Morgan, the Duke of Alba, the Prince of Monaco, Helen Keller, the late Japanese Premiere Inukai, Henry Ford, Sir Malcolm Campbell, David Lloyd George, Sir Phillip Snowden, Max Reinhardt, and Enii] Ludwig.