When Charlie Met Joan” is a fascinating tale of the life and times of Charlie Chaplin and focuses a sharp lens on the saga of his legal problems, writes Acting Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Laura ...

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Just six miles from the Border lies the small town of Augher. The Impartial Reporter went along for an afternoon to the small farming town and met quite a few of its characters.

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Charlie Chaplin’s first feature, “The Kid” (1921), is the lovely memory of the tramp who raises an orphan child who was sent back to the orphanage instead. Friday at 7 p.m. Saturday at 7 p.m ...