Theos-Talk Archives (October 2010 Message tt00200)

There was one explanation to the scene. The lady was hard of hearing and was
holding a hearing aid.

On Sat, Oct 30, 2010 at 7:02 AM, Erica L. Georgiades
<eletzerich@cMpOq-TmRop9fJtMRF2VvhkvBIxdCCHLquwMbZNSZFhUYXrYt8Bi_UMZPPjGxcw7lkdUx3zJ8utTyg.yahoo.invalid>wrote:

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> "Irish filmmaker George Clarke made a startling discovery while watching
> his DVD
> copy of Charlie Chaplinâs 1928 film âThe Circus.â
> As he screened DVD extra footage of the movieâs Hollywood premiere at
> Graumanâs
> Chinese Theatre, Clarke caught the image of what appears to be a stocky old
>
> woman chatting on â a cell phone. The black-and-white scene is peculiar, to
> say
> the least, if only for the obvious reason that the mobile phone wasnât
> invented
> until the early â70s."
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> http://www.comcast.net/entertainment/reelnews/6358892/charliechaplinfilmrevealscellphonetimetraveler/
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