Charlie Chaplin In: A King in New York

 King  Shahdov (Charlie Chaplin) comes to New York City with almost no money, due to a revolution in his country, his securities having been stolen by his own Prime Minister.

At a dinner party, some of which is televised live he reveals he's had some experience in the theater. He's approached to do TV commercials but doesn't like the idea. Later, he does make a few commercials in order to get some money. And meets the child from communist parents. Due to this he is suddenly a suspected as a communist himself

Director:

 Charlie Chaplin

Writer:

 Charlie Chaplin

Stars:

 Charlie Chaplin, Maxine Audley, Jerry Desmonde

with best regards from Charlie Chaplin Silent Movies

Charlie Chaplin in: The Kid Auto Race in Venice

Chaplin visits the Kid Auto Races at Venice, California. A big event with a lot of spectators along the track, where the kids compete with another in mini cars. A film team is trying to capture the event, but whenever they put up the camera, Charlie walks around in front of it. The film director is irritated and tries to push Charlie aside, but Charlie comes back over and over again. In the end the director gets furious and kicks Charlie in his backside. Charlie revenges himself by making wry faces straight into the lens. Afterwards Charlie writes a letter to his girl friend, complaining that his picture didn't pass the censor.

Director:

 Henry Lehrman

Writer:

 Henry Lehrman

Stars:

 Charlie Chaplin, Henry Lehrman

with best regards from Charlie Chaplin Silent Movies