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Date Posted: 20:17:02 04/30/00 Sun
Author: Rose
Subject: Re: Chaplin Signature Authentification - check this site
In reply to: chris doud 's message, "Chaplin Signature Authentification" on 14:03:37 04/29/00 Sat

Go to the address site I've listed below. It explains a lot about CC's signature, etc. I have his signature. I got it in 1973. I just wrote him in Switzerland and he answered me! I couldn't believe it. Anyway, I noticed that as he got older, sometimes he transposed letters in his last name, i.e. he spelled Chaplin as: Chalpin. This is how he signed mine. The little tramp was in his 80's by then.
I hope this site helps you! And, I hope its authentic!
www.odysseygroup.com/acm597/chapin/htm

Rose

> Near the bottom of a large box of sheetmusic and
> random ephemera I purchased at a fleemarket was a
> Program to the "World Premiere of Charles Chaplin's
> Limelight" at Odeon Theatre, Leicester Square, London,
> Oct 16th 1952. On the cover (in pencil unfortunately)
> is what appears to be Mr. Chaplin's signature. I have
> looked up his signature in price guides and it does
> seem to match his "rushed" version of signing things
> not his neat version. But I don't know how to go
> about determining the authenticity of it. Does anyone
> have info on Charlie Chaplin signature experts in the
> california area or a company i could possibly mail
> this to. Any ideas would be appreciated.

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