Skip to main content

Witness in Charlie Chaplin Mann Act case

Thumbnail for Witness in Charlie Chaplin Mann Act case
View
@ Los Angeles Public Library

Description

Title supplied by cataloger.Not long after Joan Barry filed the first paternity suit against Chaplin, federal prosecutors brought Mann Act charges against Charlie Chaplin in relation to Barry; he was acquitted.Witness Sam Revel to testify in the case against Charlie Chaplin, charged with violating the Mann 'White Slave' Act; Revel is identified as the owner of a travel service. Photograph dated March 28, 1944.
Type:
Image
Format:
Photographic Prints
Rights:
Images available for reproduction and use. Please see the Ordering & Use page at http://tessa.lapl.org/OrderingUse.html for additional information.
View Original At:

Record Contributed By

Los Angeles Public Library

Record Harvested From

California Digital Library

Keywords

  1. Barry, Joan
  2. Businessmen
  3. California
  4. Cases
  5. Chaplin, Charlie
  6. Herald Examiner Collection Photographs
  7. Los Angeles
  8. Los Angeles Evening Herald And Express Photographs
  9. Mann Act Of 1910
  10. Portrait Photographs
  11. Trials
  12. Trials, Litigation, Etc
  13. United States
  14. Witnesses

Related Content

Charlie Chaplin Mann Act case Joan Barry in court Charlie Chaplin at trial Charlie Chaplin at trial Charlie Chaplin at trial Charlie Chaplin at trial Joan Barry in court Chaplin and Giesler Serious comedian Grim as charge is read Defense Charlie Chaplin in court Charlie Chaplin being fingerprinted Delight Jewett on the stand John Wuest Hunt on stand Delight Jewett on the stand Delight Jewett on the stand John Wuest Hunt Delight Jewett on the stand Hunt jury
Download JSON