Chaplin's Limelight and the Music Hall Tradition is Now Av..

Full disclosure: I co-wrote one of the essays, but even if I hadn't, I
would be trumpeting the second in the Chaplin series edited by Frank
Scheide and Hooman Mehran (the first was Chaplin: The Dictator and the
Tramp published by the BFI). The editors pack a lot of material in 220
pages: 20 essays and interviews by the likes of Kevin Brownlow, David
Robinson, Dan Kamin, Scott Eyman, Bo Berglund, Steve Massa, Glenn
Mitchell, Bonnie McCourt, Connie Kuriyama, the editors, and others.
Most of the articles take on different aspects of Limelight and its
production, with a particular interest in the collaboration between
Chaplin and Keaton. You can order it through www.amazon.com (or
McFarland), but I noticed Amazon doesn't list the table of contents as
they do with some books. So I'm listing it here just to give you a
taste of what can be found in the book.

Introduction by Frank Scheide and Hooman Mehran

Part I. The Making of Limelight:
Limelight--An Annotated Commentary (Glenn Mitchell)
Not Quite According to Plan: Chaplin, Keaton and the Production of
Limelight (Mehran)
The Three Ages of Limelight (Dan Kamin)
The Chostly Absence of 'The Armless Wonder': Afterthoughts on a
Last-Minute Cut (Cecelia Cenciarelli)

Part II. The Limelight Interviews:
Eugene Lourie (interview by Kevin Brownlow)
Claire Bloom (iv by Scott Eyman)
Mellisa Hayden (iv by Eyman and Mehran)
Julian Ludwig (iv by Bonnie McCourt)
Jerome Epstein (courtesy of Brenda Watkinson)
Yodogawa Nagaharu (iv by Ono Hiroyuki)

Part III. The Music Hall Tradition:
Chaplin Tribute to the Theater of his Youth (David Robinson)
The Identity of Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Music Hall,
Limelight the Tragedy of the Rejected Peformer (Scheide)
Dashing with Eva Lester on the Road to Ruin (Barry Anthony)
Leo Dryden and 'The Miner's Dream of Home' (Charles Chilton)
The Mysterious Marceline (Robinson)
Harlequin in the New World (Bryony Dixon)
Music Hall Hollywood - Part 1 (Steve Massa)

Part IV. Featured Articles and Reviews:
Who's Who in the Chaplin Keystones (Bo Berglund)
Chaplin on Radio - Part 2 (Rob Farr and Constance Kuriyama)
New DVD Releases of Chaplin's Films (Mehran)