Charlie Chaplin
Subtitle: interviews
By: edited by Kevin J. Hayes.
Contributors: Hayes, Kevin J.
Series: Conversations with filmmakers series
Publisher: University Press of Mississippi
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Jackson
Language: eng
Number of pages: 150
ISBN-13: 9781578067015; 9781578067022
Subjects: Chaplin, Charlie, -- 1889-1977 -- Interviews; Motion picture actors and actresses -- United States -- Interviews
Genres: Interviews
Notes: Includes index.

Filmography: p. [xxiii]-xl.
Table of contents: title: The funniest man on the screen / Victor Eubank; title: Charlie Chaplin, cheerful comedian / Mary E. Porter; title: Charlie Chaplin : a tragedian would be / Miriam Teichner; title: Beneath the mask : witty, wistful, serious is the real Charlie Chaplin / Grace Kingsley; title: In Chaplin's house of glass / Mabel Condon; title: Charlie Chaplin : rather a quiet little guy who takes his pantomimic art seriously / Walter Vogdes; title: Charles, not Charlie / Julian Johnson; title: Charlie Chaplin / Ray W. Frohman; title: The Hamlet-like nature of Charlie Chaplin / Benjamin de Casseres; title: Charlie Chaplin, philosopher, has serious side / Frank Vreeland; title: [Chaplin's] hope to see much of England / Anonymous; title: Absolutely, Mr. Chaplin! Positively, Mr. Freud! Psychoanalysis comes to the movies / Ted Le Berthon; title: What Chaplin thinks / Anonymous; title: Shy Charlie Chaplin opens his heart / Mordaunt Hall; title: Future of the cinema : Mr. Charles Chaplin / Robert Nichols; title: Chaplin explains Chaplin / Harry Carr; title: Charles Chaplin : film comedian's welcome / Anonymous; title: Chaplin draws a keen weapon / Robert Van Gelder; title: From rags to riches / Philip K. Scheuer; title: Charlie Chaplin's Monsieur Verdoux press conference / George Wallach; title: But it's sad, says Chaplin, it's me / Ella Winter; title: The modern - mellower - times of Mr. Chaplin / Bosley Crowther; title: Ageless master's anatomy of comedy : Chaplin, an interview / Richard Meryman; title: Chaplin on the critics, the Beatles, the mood of London / Francis Wyndham.