Divorce Testimony of Mildred Harris Chaplin

From one of Charlie Chaplin's most publicized, and public, divorces - the actual court testimony of Mildred Harris Chaplin. Not 'salacious' by today's standards, but it should definitely be taken with a large grain of salt

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