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January 20, 1927
Askov American
Askov, Pine County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
Charlie Chaplin, the film star, is suffering from a serious nervous breakdown in New York, according to his physician Dr. Gustave Tieck, who examined him multiple times and prescribed bed rest.
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New York—Charlie Chaplin, film star, is "suffering from a serious nervous breakdown," his physician said in a bulletin issued after examining the comedian for the third time during the day. Dr. Gustave Tieck was first called to treat Chaplin after the latter had exhibited signs of hysteria. His expression was grave as he issued the following bulletin: "Mr. Chaplin is suffering from a serious nervous breakdown, is considerably agitated and will have to remain in bed for some time."
New York—Charlie Chaplin, film star, is "suffering from a serious nervous breakdown," his physician said in a bulletin issued after examining the comedian for the third time during the day. Dr. Gustave Tieck was first called to treat Chaplin after the latter had exhibited signs of hysteria. His expression was grave as he issued the following bulletin: "Mr. Chaplin is suffering from a serious nervous breakdown, is considerably agitated and will have to remain in bed for some time."
What sub-type of article is it?
Disease Or Epidemic
What keywords are associated?
Charlie Chaplin
Nervous Breakdown
New York
Dr. Gustave Tieck
Hysteria
What entities or persons were involved?
Charlie Chaplin
Dr. Gustave Tieck
Where did it happen?
New York
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
New York
Key Persons
Charlie Chaplin
Dr. Gustave Tieck
Outcome
suffering from a serious nervous breakdown, considerably agitated, will have to remain in bed for some time
Event Details
Charlie Chaplin exhibited signs of hysteria, leading to multiple examinations by Dr. Gustave Tieck, who issued a bulletin confirming the nervous breakdown.