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English: Charlie Chaplin gets a gold medal. Presentation in Rome.
During a Gala held at the Grand Hotel in Rome – Charlie Chaplin, who is in the capital for the premiere of his film "Limelight" was presented with a gold medal – making him a honorary High Officer of the Italian Republic.
Picture shows: Charlie Chaplin holds the medal – while dr. Giulio Andreotti hands him his insignias – making him a honorary High Officer of the Italian Republic – during the ceremonies in Rome.
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