Chaplin and American Culture: The Evolution of a Star Image.

John S. Schuchman · Charles Maland

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Charles Maland focuses on the cultural sources of the on-and-off, love-hate affair between Chaplin and the American public that was perhaps the stormiest in American stardom.

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