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can this be considered a movie?
toxicityoz 2 months ago
@WoodyGNarro I have this on 16mm
spoung45a 1 year ago
Iam a big fan of Charlie Chaplin he was my childhood hero and he is still my hero
Who is the guy in the top hat I forgot his name again its wierd they dont tell you there names well in these old classic comedy films shame they dont make them today....
residentevil4ish 2 years ago
Ford Sterling
mauiswift 2 years ago
He dont have his cane with him!!
Dougy180 2 years ago
This is one of my very favorite episodes. Thank You So Much. I have it on CD. Never thought i would find ii here. i was just browsing. Thanks Woody!
clanqueen 2 years ago 2
So cute when he stuck his tongue out.
ShovelDuct 3 years ago 8
Hahah, the lady stole the stolen umbrella xD
Silyeah0o 3 years ago 4
awesome song :P
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago 4
Great music.
starburstsourpower 3 years ago 4
what was the year of this film?
youngwidow2007 3 years ago
1919.
saludAka 3 years ago
1914
penlad11 3 years ago 3
It was recorded 1914 by the Keystone Studios.
Kicki91 3 years ago
1919 or 1914?, i just want to get it straight
youngwidow2007 3 years ago
1914.
Kicki91 3 years ago 3
Charlie is awesome! :D
Norci11Neill 4 years ago 2
It shows that in some cases ,words are useless.
inci42 4 years ago 2
Charlie Chaplin = crazy awesome.
^_^
ColibriMuse 4 years ago 2
Ford Sterling is a very underrated silent comic. Chester Conklin (the cop in this movie) and Mack Swain were a Keystone team called "Ambrose and Walrus". Mack Swain co-starred with Chaplin in THE GOLD RUSH in 1925.
unkleweaser 4 years ago
Yes, I've seen most of Chaplin's 80 films--even the early Keystone ones from 1914--the year when this one was made.
Lava1964 4 years ago 4
Chaplin4ever!!!
claudiamm275 4 years ago 10
I like your video clip and have rated it as awesome. Please check out my clip of silent movie star tobacco cards. They include: Charlie Chaplin, Rudolph Valentino, Mary Pickford, Lillian Gish, Tom Mix, Jackie Coogan, Harold Lloyd and many more.
creamofcardstv 4 years ago
This was a very early Chaplin Keystone comedy. (Notice he does not have his bamboo cane in this one!) The actress was Emma Clifton.
Lava1964 4 years ago 2