A game that's evolved to an art form in the hood. Two "gladiators" exchange verbal jabs with the sole intent being to ridicule and insult the other person to the point of tears! A battle to the finish where only the cruelest, ... [More]

Charlie, an escaped convict impersonating a wealthy yachtsman, ends up at the Judge's society soirée. Chaplin brilliantly impersonates a floor lamp in the split-second chase! Charlie ... [More]

In the most famous of the Mutuals, urban violence, spousal abuse, drug addiction and slum poverty become unlikely ingredients for brilliant humor when Charlie becomes a policeman in the city's toughest neighborhood. [More]

Chaplin is a wealthy inebriate drying out at a sanitarium when his secret liquor stash gets dumped in the mineral spring. Among many outstanding scenes is Charlie's effort to avoid the joint-wrenching massage therapy of his long-time ... [More]

Charlie and Edna are immigrants to the land of Liberty. Social satire is tempered by an unforgettable pas-de-deux between Charlie and Eric Campbell as a bullying waiter. Charlie ... [More]

A satire of life at a silent movie studio with more than a passing dig at Mack Sennett's Keystone company and a poke at early trade unionism, not to mention authentic glimpses of 1916 movie-making and Chaplin's only full-scale ... [More]

Charlie, a comically inept tailor's assistant, and Eric, his mountainous boss, offer rival impersonations of Count Broko in order to meet Edna Purviance as Miss Moneybags. At the Moneybags party, Charlie is sensatioinal on the ... [More]

Charlie is a clumsy but eager apprentice fireman under crooked precinct chief Eric Campbell. Nothing profound here, bu very funny, and wonderful views of early Hollywood over the actor's shoulder. Of course, it is Charlie who ... [More]

A drama with moments of comedy (which in retrospect may be seen as a trial balloon for The Kid), The Vagabond offers Charlie as a street violinist who rescues Edna from gypsies to fall in love with, lose and ultimately ... [More]

In this amazing pantomime showcase, Charlie arrives home inebriated and tries to get into his house, upstairs, and to bed. (If your house was decorated this way, you too might come home drunk!) The only other live actor is Albert ... [More]