born in britain, chaplin made an amazing career in the states. world, but with the outbreak of world war ii, persecution began against chaplin in the united states. everyone suspected him. sympathies for the communists, for the soviet union and the secret services began persecuting the actor. when chaplin and his family flew to london in 1952 for the premiere of his film footlights, he was immediately banned from returning to country. american cinemas stopped showing his films. chaplin settled in switzerland, becoming one of the first known victims of the so-called cancel culture. here are his words from a press statement. at the end of the last world war, i became the object of lies of fierce propaganda from the outside. powerful reactionary groups who, on their own and with the help of the american tabloid press, created an unhealthy atmosphere that made it possible to isolate and persecute liberal-minded people. and now, 20 years later, the american authorities gave him a short-term visa just so he could pick up his oscar. chaplin returned to

born in britain, chaplin made an amazing career in the states.was known all over the world, but with the outbreak of world war ii , persecution began against chaplin in the united states. he was suspected of sympathy for the communists, for the soviet union from... the service began persecuting the actor, when in fifty-two chaplin and his family flew to london for the premiere of his film "lights of footlights", he was immediately banned from returning to the country. american cinemas stopped showing his films. chaplin settled in switzerland, becoming one of the first known victims of the so-called cancel culture. here are his words from a press statement. since the end of the last world war, i have become the object of fierce propaganda lies from powerful reactionary groups who are their own. isolate and persecute liberal-minded people. and after 20 years, the american authorities gave him a short-term visa, just so that he could take his oscar. chaplin returned to switzerland and lived there until the end of his days. this is what this day in h

the arrest of edward chaplin by iran was big news in 1987. socks and a lady“s purse, i think were nicked from the arndale centre, from bhs, ithink. and so he was ordered to report to a police station a week later, i think. and when he failed to show, the police went looking for him and he, in the phrase of the police report, i think resisted arrest. so there was a scuffle. this afternoon, the iranian, ali qassemi, went to the foreign office to show off his injuries, such as they were. there are signs of. torture by the police. this the iranians took as a mortal, mortal insult that one of their diplomats, as they saw it, had been beaten up by the british police. and so the iranian reaction was that this had happened to somebody else, so another diplomat had to be mistreated, just as mr oassemi had in their eyes been mistreated. edward chaplin was stopped as he was driving his family home yesterday afternoon. he was beaten up and taken away... i was moved around from one detention centre to another during the 2a hours. it was quite, quite livel

words you can convey all the tragedy, with the help of slapstick comedy, for example, as charlie chaplin in fact, this is the kind of person who knew how to cheer up everyone, it seems to me, at the same time, he was a very sad person in the frame, just look at the director a screenwriter of his own works, and what a hard life he had, because he... started working practically there at the age of 7 or 8 ; his father died early, then his mother died early, but at the same time, the man was able to to become, well, a symbol of a smile, probably, if this is said without prejudice to the whole world, he has three oscars in his piggy bank, these long-awaited golden statuettes that everyone now wants to receive, he received them already there at the very beginning of the century, so to speak, in the beginning of the century, friends, and in general, of course, the topic people who have ever changed the world in their own way, we want to pro... kuzma cherny was born in 1900 in the village of borki, slutsky district, studied at the nesvezh teachers’ seminary, and then in 1923 entered the literary

filmed, but in principle charlie chaplin could act on stage, that is, cinema in this case was simply conductor, like a kind of post office, so esenstein created cinema as an art, in which there is an artistic image, there is potemkin, if you remember, the famous scene, there is a stroller rushing along with a child, rushing along the steps of odessa. such eternal questions for russia are the question of power, the question of relationships, the power of the people, the power of the elites, esenstein raises all these questions in it, it is surprising that this picture was made during the war, in the most difficult years of the war - this is when virtually everything was hanging on map, at this time, ezenstein was filming this film and the country gave him the opportunity to make this picture. this amazing, so i am very grateful to the first channel to you personally, since i know your initiatives, it seems to me that it is very important that such films are shown very widely for our public, and it seems to me that it will certainly receive a proper assessment from the modern viewer, t

now at this second, i said, i’ll go to ballet tomorrow, why a clown and ballet, but because charlie chaplinand i also decided that i had mastered, what are you, no, how old were you, i was 7 years old then, you know, but 7 years later i started. to enter a church school, but how they accepted me, after the eighth grade i was not accepted into a church school, i went to study at the folk circus, what a teacher i had, mikhail mikhailovich singer, in 1964 we did a number with him, acrobats and eccentrics began performing in the moscow philharmonic, the regional philharmonic, imagine, this is my first, one might say, another big anniversary this year. 60 years creative activity, and you know, i will say that for me, i’m happy that there were unique teachers in my life, the fact is that at the church school we had a teacher ilya yakolna novodvorskaya, who forced us, she didn’t that she guided us, she simply forced us emotionally, mentally, so that we read, she said: are you an artist? you must be literate, you must read, and the first books that stuck with me were the directing lessons of stanis

that then it was important in soviet times, then it was prestige, and he says that charles spencer chaplin was not even an honored artist of odygei , so this is somehow trying on, so no, thanks to everyone who was involved in this, well , it’s us... we don’t ask, they give it, thank you, at least an activist or worker, as they call it, an activist, it seems, well, i’m a document haven't seen it, but as it happens, and as i understand it, the word was given to me, yes, yes, yes, yes, i want to absolutely continue, we are not talking with dmitry, but about what dmitry spoke about, so, you know, great fears are settling in in my body, when you look at these fines by zimmerman, and... you see, the horror is this: in the twenty-first year in december , vladimir vladimirovich putin put forward, someone called it an ultimatum, someone called a proposal that guys, let's somehow, well, reality has changed a little, let's go back a little and live peacefully, together, laughed in our faces, what happened happened and what is happening now, that is, in my opinion, happened... a return to normal, inhe

his place, as we have seen, was taken by william chaplin of upstate new york. one of the driving forces behind behind the attempted escape of the poor. there were other escapes in 1848, near midnight. in early december, the nashville in nashville, tennessee the constable caught richard dillingham as he crossed the cumberland river with three slaves. the 25 year old quaker had been teaching in cincinnati, ohio, at his trial. dillingham admitted his guilt and was sentenced to three years of hard labor in the state penitentiary where he contracted cholera and died in 1850 weeks later. william and ellen crawford escaped from macon. phenotypically ellen disguised as a slave holder traveling to philadelphia for medical reasons. william accompanied her as her slave. they left over the christmas holiday, traveling by train and carriage. the couple it to philadelphia in four days. theirs was possibly the most dramatic escape slavery a story of love, determination and resilience. the virtues of frontier america conquering all the crafts subsequently moved to boston, wher

charlie chaplin, for example, if he was fired from existence, i will not allow him to contract with him again. to close, this was someone who i am giving an older example. at that time , maybe the atmosphere was not as fast as it is now, but at the same time, they assassinated characters and did not allow him to even act in a film , to make a film. we have this many times in the areas of different literature, cinema, politics that with this space. your presence, which is still in the universities of the washington dc region, the events that happened in the universities of the main area of ​​america in the city of bassan in new york in michigan in the western part of the united states, for example, the university of california , is starting here, the month that has passed since the barbaric attack of israel on the gaza strip. ok we have always witnessed protests in the congress itself , we witnessed demonstrations every day, but this phenomenon that happened in universities is spreading in different universities in america, yes, later in america, for example, when they talk especially to

chaplin, thank youl for the beautiful words and please one round of applause for the owatonna high school choir. incredible. [applause] >> madam speaker and members of the minnesota house of representatives, that a majority leader and members of the minnesota senate, madam chief justice, distinguished members of the minnesota supreme court and chief judges siegal. my fellow constitutional officers, members of my staff, cabinet and the administration, governor dayton, wonderful to see you both. [applause] distinguish tribal leaders, members of the minnesota national guard, chaplain mark patrick, superintendent, principal, staff and faculty at owatonna high school and especially students of owatonna high school. [applause] lieutenant governor flanagan and minnesota second gentleman tom weber. [applause]e] minnesota's first lady, gwen walls. [applause] thank you. honored guest in my fellow minnesotans, maybe it's the smell of that freshly sharpened pencil comedy is a site of those desks all lined up in the rose committed the sound of nervous youthful chatter filling the hallways but whatever

these are the first lumière films , which means the fact that in general that movement exists means chaplints, and the great soviet cinema of the twenties is like, if not just movement, but interesting mount this movement, then the result is brilliant art, which means kulishovshtein. a latin american film, there is colombia, argentina, mexico, there is spain, something else, and the other son is a chinese picture of a return to the south, but you just have to watch it with a full stomach, because there is so much incredible food, and it is so deliciously shown that it’s easy , if you’re hungry, you’ll just die, and a chinese painting between the cracks, this is a good painting, well, i’d be like that already... so i’d advise you to look at the first versions of the paintings that were released for soviet distribution, in other versions, here we are showing for the first time, by the way, for some things generally for the first time, so this entire program, the first versions and the tight knot, and the kuban cossacks, whom we are showing for the first time in 70 years, and peace to the one

james henderson, who'd set the 6 years in the royal marines, a john chaplin a full, a member of the porch of special forces. and um, a veteran pul cubby, who was 47 years old. all were providing security support for these cousins described to him. that's completely selfless and you just want to help people. he knew that if he didn't go in and someone else ago and that would probably play on his mind. so james was one of these people that would just sit back up to more than 5 months of conflict. public opinion on the soaring casualties, training pressure on politicians to act. opinion polls have consistently shown that more people are in favor of a ceasefire. the knots and the killing of age work has been in is really a strike is now printing outrage. even in traditionally right wing papers of the british press. someone seeing this moment as a tipping point in the you case, previous the rock solid support for israel. the u. k. government has called israel to follow international law. it continues to maintain what prime minister assumed that caused a very castle licensing arrangement. human

conor chaplin at the best chance to extend that record. one he didn't take.ost to their hopes of achieving a play—off place. a head—scratcher for the title—chasing ipswich. leicester city took advantage of that ipswich defeat to move back to the top. stephy mavididi scored their late winner against birmingham city, who have dropped into the relegation zone. hull have kept themselves in touch of the play—offs, winning at cardiff. so too coventry, with their win at home to leeds, who could have gone top with a win but they slip to third. huge win for sheffield wednesday, stopping the qpr revival, and they are only a point off safety. huddersfield are out of the bottom three. they beat millwall. we've had another relegation in the football league. bottom side carlisle lost 2—0 at northampton in league one, they are 13 points off safety with only 4 games left to play, so it's back to league 2 afterjust one season in the third tier. they cannot survive. it's the last round of fixtures before the scottish premiership splits for the final five games. the top two, ra

you can go back to charlie chaplin and farm fatty arbuckle. no, no, that's not it. and that's all. so remember that of course he has not been charged with anything. i want to say one thing very quickly. do you imagine epstein? the question of questions of questions and by the way, remember this is a country, this is a world that doesn't follow up. we don't even know where it came. middleton is, and we just forget about or is that, oh, well whatever. oh yeah, i've seen, they killed epstein in prison in jail and the federal, joe, they killed him. this was there was evidence of, of strangulation, highly boned, fresher, sideboard, cartridge fracture, particular hemorrhaging. i mean it with this right there. they could have off them somewhere. nobody would have known, but they wanted you to know it. we've got them and he's gone. the next thing was all of the hours, remember a lady and sent home and that his entire world was one big recording studio. his home is blaine and everything. do you know what i could do if i had a box of hard drives, advice said name the biggest names in big tec

possibly alteregoth. this is charlie chaplin, hero a little movie with sad eyes, which i saw many yearsgo in my childhood in bilist, or maybe the artist is that very sunflower who generously shares its brightness and energy with the world. kristina levieva, pavel volkonsky, olga kovalenka, nina khoreva and nika vishnyakova, channel one. that's all, keep an eye on the time and stay updated. and now on channel one there is a new series of films based on martial law , the battle for rostov. alarm, alarm, comrade first rank, signal flares, i don’t understand where the signal is coming from, stepanov, the fighting squad around the perimeter, was destroyed behind me. aircraft! good morning, good. a letter was found from the murdered german soldier albert ewald to berlin, it is spring here, and we no longer suffer from the cold. who would have thought that the russian campaign would be so difficult and long-lasting, everyone’s nerves were strained to the last limit. good morning, svetlana petrovna, good morning, grigory ivanovich, have such a dream today. amazing, just imagine, i wake up with

i didn’t write to him, then charlie chaplin said, because what infuriated the members of the polyburoy in the first episode, which was only available to them, yes, there zhulenie writes him a letter, back in the winter of 1945, it seems , what a wonderful government that allowed such a wonderful film to be made, the second episode, fortunately, has reached us , it was saved and in the fifty-eighth year it was released, the third series: it has not reached us, we have a script that has been published, in general we can form a certain idea of ​​how this idea developed, and yet, then, what we managed to film for the third series, which was filmed in parallel, in general, with the exception of tiny pieces, almost everything perished after the death of esenstein at the turn of the forties and fifties, it is very important that this film is really such a complex work, this is involvement in many things... it’s mind almost as emblematic as the story of athelus, macbeth or boris gadunov. on the other hand, there are so many artistic features that you don’t have to know everything, but which y

okay, we understand you, thank you very much, state duma deputy nikita chaplin answered our questionsn came to settle down to work as a rescue diver in the japanese coast guard. there, naturally, he had to pass the standards, and he failed the pull-up the first time, he had to work out, he liked it, as they say, and smart insoles will help you find out which sport is suitable for your child and make an individual movement passport; they were created by our scientists. about how it is today. if after an injury you have to undergo rehabilitation, if an injury occurs, we take out this passport of the movement stereotype and look at what movement the person should do return during rehabilitation, so the insoles are needed to record it, for this they have built-in accelerometers and shock sensors, three sensors, one in the heel area and two in the front . the data that we receive from the accelerometer and gyroscope coming from the insole and strain gauge are transferred to our tablet. löf let's start. three tasks in a few minutes. over time, the program will accumulate information and gen

i was lying at her feet, take it, she told me, calm down, i personally talked to chaplin, she told mee says, everything will be fine, going through all this stress, parting with your child, you end up in pre-trial detention, in pre-trial detention you tell everyone that you lost your daughter, yes , that your daughter was taken abroad, this is... the hope of the frati is to blame, i am under investigation and the whole prison is buzzing with this very frati, that on the organs of children, i say there are girls there who were already in prison before me, an acquaintance in this camera, i say to ira, what ’s going on? she says that this is how they are discussing there, that the frat is sitting there in individual cell, that this is how it is, and even a simulator was brought to the cell today, you... compare what she probably knows about your daughter, i told her, i say, my daughter is missing, my child, i say, is missing from orphanage, like this and that, i say, she was also told that they were taken to italy. she told me, i’ll help you, that’s how they did it, that usually she’s al

rego tsiritelli is charlie chaplin, the hero of a little movie with sad eyes, whom he saw many yearsith the world. kristina levieva, pavel volkonsky, olga kovalenko, nina khoreva and nika vishnyakova. first channel. that's all, watch the time, stay in abreast of events. and now on the air of the first channel of nova.

perhaps alterego, ceritelli is charlie chaplin, the hero of a little movie with'. with sad eyes, whom world. kristina levieva, pavel volkonsky, olga kovalenko, nina khoreva and nika vishnikova, channel one. that's all, keep an eye on the time and stay updated. and now on channel one there is a new series of films based on the laws of war, the battle for rostov. anxiety, anxiety, comrade of the first rank, the final missile, where the signals came from, i don’t understand, stepanov, my squad along the perimeter, was destroyed behind me. aircraft!

convictions and prison sentences for 7 former correctional officers, including the former warden and chaplin kron 4. some to call tells us what happens next. >> emily shapiro has been a volunteer advocate for the california coalition for women prisoners for 8 years and has been visiting inmates at federal correctional institution. dublin for the past 2 years. she's concerned by the abrupt announcement, but the troubled facility is closing their way. that it's happening is a bad thing. just weeks after a u.s. district judge ordered the appointment of a special master to oversee women prison in the east bay. >> federal bureau of prisons director collect peters says the facility will be shuttered. one plagued by rampant abuse and poor living conditions. the fact that the b o p at the 19 that the prison is closed. >> doesn't feel like they're admitting their culpability in harming people inside. >> i feel what's happening is there to me. i believe that essentially trying to silence and disappear. the people who really put a lot on the line to call out the abusive abuses they in a statement, pete

city lights is a classic film by charles chaplin in the genre of romantic tragicomedy.ture film based on the biography of rocket designer sergei. well, by method of elimination, the correct answer to our question is option c: golden lights. the ninth question: what name was given to the peace treaty that ensured soviet russia exit from the first world war: a) treaty of brest-litovsk, b. peace of gomel, peace of mogilev. time. masha, what do you think? i chose option a, the treaty of brest-litovsk. the culture of belarus is close to masha, so yes, here is the tenth grade, we just recently passed the exams, everything is fresh, well done, smart. maybe you can tell me what year it was concluded, well, i won’t tell you what year, but the brest peace treaty, well, you remember the century, well, the twentieth, well , that’s right, there was a question about the background, okay, thanks, someone... then he can tell you more about in the bresse world, for example, if this turns out to be the correct answer, daria, daria. loves history very much, now she will tell all the detai

city lights is a classic film by charles chaplin in the genre of romantic tragicomedy.er the end of the silent film era, and is accompanied by music and sound effects. taming of fire is a feature film. 1972 based on the biography of rocket designer sergei korolev, but by the method of elimination, the correct one the answer to our question is the option with golden lights. ninth question: what was the name of the peace treaty that ensured soviet russia’s exit from the first world war? a- brest peace, b- gomel peace, c. mogilev peace. time. masha, what do you think? i chose the brez world option. the culture of belarus is close to masha, so yes, the tenth grade just recently passed exams, everything is fresh, well done, smart, maybe you can tell me what year he was imprisoned, well , i won’t tell you what year, but the brest peace, well, vecto you remember, well, the twentieth, well that's right, it was a trick question, okay, thanks, someone can. tell me more about the peace of bresse, for example, if this turns out to be the correct answer, daria, daria loves history v

james henderson, who'd set the 6 years and the royal marines, a john chaplin a full, a member of the porch of special forces. and um, a veteran pul cubby, who was 47 years old. all were providing security support for these cousins described to him. that's completely selfless and you just want to help people, you knew if he didn't go in and someone else ago and that would probably play on his mind. so james was one of those people that would just sit back up to more than 5 months of conflict. public opinion on the soaring casualties, printing pressure on politicians to act. opinion polls have consistently shown that more people are in favor of a ceasefire. the not and the killing of age work has been in is really a strike is now printing outrage. even in traditionally right wing papers of the british press. someone seeing this moment as a tipping point in the you case, previous the rock solid support for israel. the u. k. government has called israel to follow international law. it continues to maintain what prime minister soon that calls a very castle licensing arrangement, human rig

so, he started off watching charlie chaplin, and now he watches exclusively "godzilla" in japanese. [astic. >> we have 10,000 blu-rays. i know, my husband's a very sick man. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. >> jimmy: 10,000 blu-rays. >> yes. >> jimmy: have you heard of the internet? >> yes. [ laughter ] but he doesn't approve of streaming. >> jimmy: what's that? >> there's a website called dvdbeaver and i thought he was looking at porn, but it's actually about, you know, different -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is going on tonight? [ laughter ] can you draw it? the logo for me? >> yes, wait. >> jimmy: no, no. >> shuttlecock. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. what's -- >> yeah, it's all about the imprints. you know, like, there are different companies that put out imprints of dvds. so, we have a lot of rare hard media that you can't get anymore. >> jimmy: hey. >> not that kind of hard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, there you go. >> i was confused, yes. >> jimmy: all right, let's -- let's change the subject. >> yeah. you're blushing. >> jimmy: thank you. you -- you just got back from filming "w

to me, you only have to think of charlie chaplin — you only have to think of charlie chaplin to — youa new beatles song, it will put us out of work! does it worry ou, put us out of work! does it worry you. day-to-day. _ put us out of work! does it worry you, day-to-day, do _ put us out of work! does it worry you, day-to-day, do you - put us out of work! does it worry you, day-to-day, do you worry l put us out of work! does it worry - you, day-to-day, do you worry about you, day—to—day, do you worry about your phone safety? i you, day-to-day, do you worry about your phone safety?— your phone safety? i think everyone does. i'm your phone safety? i think everyone does- i'm not _ your phone safety? i think everyone does. i'm not on _ your phone safety? i think everyone does. i'm not on social— your phone safety? i think everyone does. i'm not on social media - your phone safety? i think everyone does. i'm not on social media so - your phone safety? i think everyone does. i'm not on social media so i i does. i'm not on social media so i don't _ does. i'm not on social media so i don't have

and to me, it reminded me of my inspiration as a young man, as a child, charlie chaplin, you know, buto have that encouragement that this is what i don't want to see put out in san francisco, so many of it has been put out. so thank you so much and consider it. thank you. hello. my name is marcello. i'm the creative director there. i've been there for over six years. i want to address a few things here. one is. i've been hearing all these statements. it's nothing about the art. it's not about the artists. it sounds like some what i have heard as a kid being gay, that nothing about being gay. i have a gay friend. so we are artists. nothing against the artists. so there's another point i wanted to bring. somebody brought a point that there was busses coming there in five years that i have there, there's three busses that came. no one stopped. but for five minutes to drop the guests. this is a place we are here today to talk about. is it a landmark or not? i invite you all to come and see inside of this. this is not hundreds or thousands, zillions of hours that the artists have made this

.— alfred hitchcock, charlie chaplin and elizabeth taylor are just three of the screen titans who havehouse... ..with a door. in 1976, a new face appeared on one of television's most loved shows. this is floella. hello. she appeared on play school for more than ten years. here you are, humpty. jemima. the huge contribution she's made to tv... through the square window. ..has been recognised with her receiving the fellowship. —— ..has been recognised with her receiving the bafta fellowship. could you ever have imagined how aspirational a figure you'd become for young viewers? never. the amount of people who said, "you just being there opened doors for me — made me as i was growing up, four or five—year—old watching you, knowing that anything is possible." people from all cultures, all countries were all saying, "you were my inspiration." and that's the most wonderful feeling. i have always focused on the happiness of children. for decades, she's used herfame in front of the camera to improve young people's lives through her work with charities as well as her parliamentary campaigning. i