I wonder if Charlie got inspiration from Emile Cohl. The sequence starting at 8:15 plays nearly identically to a sequence in Cohl's Fantasmagorie (1908), where a woman with a fancy headdress sits down in front of Charlie, and Charlie proceeds to take it apart.
This was based on a sketch that Chaplin performed with the Fred Karno Troupe in Europe, "A Night In An English Music Hall". He plays the dual role of the "Ritzy Theatergoer" in the audience and the "Drunk" in the balcony above.
I needed a good laugh today!!! I love the part with the music conductor and the lady in the fountain. Did anyone else see the man in blackface in the balcony? He was behind the guy opening the wine bottle..sad...
I did also see the black guy who laughed behind the man who opened the winebottle, but why is that sad..? What is so special with that black man..? :S
I wonder if Charlie got inspiration from Emile Cohl. The sequence starting at 8:15 plays nearly identically to a sequence in Cohl's Fantasmagorie (1908), where a woman with a fancy headdress sits down in front of Charlie, and Charlie proceeds to take it apart.
94539shadow 2 weeks ago
Vintage at it's best -- thanks for uploading.
PlayIt4MeAgainSam 1 month ago
Thumbs up if you saw this in Criminal Minds :D
TCGManija 5 months ago
@TCGManija Wooo!
StephaniexZhao 2 months ago
...I actually tried to turn the volume up! Wow I am tired :S
SATBlover 6 months ago
Chaplin is a legend!!!
SilentFilmDirector 7 months ago
I ...can't hear ?
AsiaLoverPrincess 8 months ago
haha so mean with people including women on this film
liliz03 9 months ago
111,111 views when I watched it
beakyN 9 months ago
Dude, where's the piano music!?
caspianb132 10 months ago
I hope they would show this on TCM (Turner Classic Movies) or MGM Channel.
Lumbad2010 11 months ago
@Lumbad2010 Me too!
cunningsophie 8 months ago
If it wasn't mentioned before, that's also Charlie playing the bumbling drunk guy with the big mustache in the balcony.
TrekToons 11 months ago
hahahah when ran thts soo mad funny he ran from his sit by lookin at the woman
pyarijatti01 1 year ago
Aww nothing better than a good laugh =')
shamanite 1 year ago
Tears, pure gut-wrenching tears. Ive never laughed so hard at anything then i did in the first 8 minutes. Pure genius.
vmprophet 1 year ago
why did adolph hitler look so much like charlie chaplin?
edthewise 1 year ago
@edthewise To mock American culture.
JamesTosches12345 1 year ago
its one of the best chaplin's movies ever made.
FuckTheWoman 1 year ago
hahaha hilarious!
Lorcanproductions 1 year ago
Who needs the sound!!I I LOVED IT!
newsy214 1 year ago 2
No Credits ?????????
Aldebaron9 1 year ago
superb stuff - will be forever!
pelforthpelforth 1 year ago
omg!! best video i ever watched
44bboy 1 year ago
film quality is pretty good considering the time it was made
youtuuberoxx 1 year ago 2
was that Groucho Marxs at 0:33?
HatcherZone 1 year ago
nice video
mhelvalenzuela 1 year ago
nice
mhelvalenzuela 1 year ago
excellent!!!
museisallmylife 2 years ago
Chaplin is the best!
xxxdrugs4lozerzxxx 2 years ago 2
that was hilarious
lov3ani 2 years ago
How did he do that with his eyes at 7:12 - 7:17?
TheCatholicFaithfu 2 years ago
when he lights up the cigarette on the bold is exceptional!
fravekator 2 years ago
I think Chaplin played a few different parts in this film.
ironbuttermilk 2 years ago
haha... so funny
dandan52368 2 years ago
OMG Chaplin! the best 4 ever. I luv his Films
VivaldiPaganini 2 years ago
Great short! This is good but it's SO much better with the original music.
Otacon237 2 years ago 3
OMFG THIS IS HILARIOUS.
Desrtoyers 2 years ago
Ha ha ha the fat kid with the pies!
bkishar 2 years ago 4
that is so ridiculously hilarious!
persephone191 2 years ago
Lol at the beginning. That ugly woman and Charlie's reaction to her was hilarious.
boomloom 3 years ago 14
I haven't see this movie since it first come out back in the day, sure brings back good memories!!
EDWARDTAY55 3 years ago
It's great
mukito78 3 years ago
haha 1:19 to 2:36 so funni how this is almost hundred years ago it still happens and its still funni...x
dolly32112 3 years ago 3
i know eh and funny how he sits on the girls lap...what a perv haha
youtuuberoxx 2 years ago 3
What a fat belly dancer!
Tsubahi 3 years ago
hahahahahahahahahah lol hahahahah
teamo2010 3 years ago
My favorite of all time, Priceless
RitchieBlackmore8855 3 years ago 3
that guy with the mustache is awesome
i wish the movie had music tho.
HPandLlamaFan 4 years ago
That guy with the mustache is called Charlie Chaplin. His name was in the beginning of the video.
Tinkerbell7878 3 years ago
Chaplin was a genius.
Sadie84 4 years ago 19
This was based on a sketch that Chaplin performed with the Fred Karno Troupe in Europe, "A Night In An English Music Hall". He plays the dual role of the "Ritzy Theatergoer" in the audience and the "Drunk" in the balcony above.
fromthesidelines 4 years ago 2
thanks 4 telling.
i was wondering who the drunk guy was
nayeem1984 4 years ago
yo where did the other longer one go that had the music set to it?
jorjevw 4 years ago
lol 2:41
bretb2011 5 years ago
I needed a good laugh today!!! I love the part with the music conductor and the lady in the fountain. Did anyone else see the man in blackface in the balcony? He was behind the guy opening the wine bottle..sad...
gothhydran 5 years ago
Yea, I noticed him. Obvious white guy in blackface. Nobody would have thought anything of it in 1915.
Lava1964 4 years ago
What would nobody thought in 1915? :o
TheLittleFelloow 3 years ago
What does that sentence even mean?
lesterical 3 years ago
I asked Lava1964 about something..
TheLittleFelloow 3 years ago
I know, but that doesn't mean the sentence makes any sense at all.
lesterical 3 years ago
Lava1964 said ".. No one would never thought anything like that in 1915.." and I meant to ask "What would people not thought in 1915?"
I'm sorry, my English isn't SO good.
TheLittleFelloow 3 years ago
I did also see the black guy who laughed behind the man who opened the winebottle, but why is that sad..? What is so special with that black man..? :S
TheLittleFelloow 3 years ago
It's a white guy painted with black paint. They're called blackface actors, because real black guys weren't allowed in movies at the time.
Otacon237 2 years ago
buhahahaha
guitarfan1979 2 years ago
God bless Chaplin. God of comedy.
REMTom2 5 years ago 2
would that mean he's blessing himself?
celreystik 4 years ago 2
wonderful,I LOVE
cakolyre 5 years ago
Music or not. Chaplin is still the master of cinema.
retro69fanatic 5 years ago 2
HEAR HEAR!!!
mattbones 5 years ago
where did u find this?
jgar6 5 years ago
I Love teh look he gives the old woman. Priceless
lochka 5 years ago
deliciously hilarious ^_^
AmazonMonk 5 years ago