Charlie Chaplin is a married man. His wife, complains that they have no money for new shoes for her or food for their baby. They have a fight and Charlie leaves, promising to bring a baby bottle with milk. Meanwhile another couple in a hotel room are rather lovey, as the wife helps hubby Ambrose prepare to go out. On his way out, a young lady who has just completed a love letter asks Ambrose to mail it for her. He puts the letter in his coat pocket. Charlie goes to a store and buys a bottle for the baby, which he puts in his coat pocket. The two men meet at a restaurant and each takes the other's coat by mistake. When Charlie arrives home Charlie's wife finds the note in his pocket and thinks he has a lover; and flies into a rage, eventually breaking an ironing board over his head. Charlie escapes to a nearby park where Ambrose has met his wife which believes he has an illegitimate child.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Charlie Chaplin in: Trysting places
Charlie Chaplin is a married man. His wife, complains that they have no money for new shoes for her or food for their baby. They have a fight and Charlie leaves, promising to bring a baby bottle with milk. Meanwhile another couple in a hotel room are rather lovey, as the wife helps hubby Ambrose prepare to go out. On his way out, a young lady who has just completed a love letter asks Ambrose to mail it for her. He puts the letter in his coat pocket. Charlie goes to a store and buys a bottle for the baby, which he puts in his coat pocket. The two men meet at a restaurant and each takes the other's coat by mistake. When Charlie arrives home Charlie's wife finds the note in his pocket and thinks he has a lover; and flies into a rage, eventually breaking an ironing board over his head. Charlie escapes to a nearby park where Ambrose has met his wife which believes he has an illegitimate child.
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