Charlie Chaplin in: A Night Out

Charlie and Ben visited the pub decided to just go to a posh restaurant in an intoxicated state in conflict with a French dandy and his girlfriend. The waiter angrily throws Ben, and then Charlie too. The both of them pay another visit to a pub and then went to their hotel. There they are interested in beautiful young woman who stood in the room across the corridor, and bellhop found Charlie to see how he was spying on her through the keyhole ....

Director: Charlie Chaplin

Writer: Charlie Chaplin

Stars: Charlie Chaplin, Ben Turpin and Bud Jamison

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Charlie Chaplin in: Police

Charlie is swindled by a fake Priest directly when he just released from jail. Charlie meets a former inmate which convinces him to burst into a house, the house's owner catches them and calls the police.

Director: Charlie Chaplin

Writer: Charlie Chaplin

Stars: Charlie Chaplin, Edna Purviance and Wesley Ruggles

  

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Charlie Chaplin in: A Film Johnnie

 Suddenly Charlie find  himself falls in love with a girl on the screen when he goes to the movie, then he decide to  go to Keystone Studios  and  he will find this girl. He disrupts the shooting of a film, and a fire breaks out. Charlie is blamed, gets squirted with a firehouse, and is shoved by the female star.

Director: George Nichols

Writer: Craig Hutchinson

Stars: Charlie Chaplin, Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle and Peggy Pearce

 

 

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Charlie Chaplin in: Between Showers

Between showers, one of the seriously funny films from Charlie Chaplin.
In this movie, Charlie was in a competition with another man for helping a nice lady to cross a muddy street. The other man found a wooden plank, Charlie took the wooden plank from him and they fight together. A policeman arrested the rival and our tramp was pushed into the lake.

Director: Henry Lehrman

Writer: Reed Heustis

Stars: Charlie Chaplin, Ford Sterling and Chester Conklin

 

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