Charlie Chaplin Compilation 1914 - 1916

Year Published: 1975

Country of Origin: United States

Description: 16mm Film - Charlie Chaplin Compilation - USA 1914 - 1916 Unterhaltsame Zusammenstellung von Ausschnitten der besten Chaplin Kurzfilme aus der Zeit zwischen 1914 und 1916. Es handelt sich vermutlich um den Film "Laughter Allowed", GB 1975, mit passender Musik- und Geräuschuntermalung sowie englischem Kommentar. The Fireman (1916) Recreation (1914) His Trysting Place (1914) The Vagabond (1916) One A. M. (1916) The Count (1916) The Pawnshop (1916) Behind the Screen (1916)

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the excited fire victim finally turns in the alarm but the busy firemen pay no attention the distressed victim pulls the alarm again Charlie uses a rag to keep the firebell from disturbing their [Music] game [Music] Charlie makes the wrong move and loses the game Charlie thinks he lost because Albert was [Music] [Applause] [Music] cheating [Music] the Frantic Leo tries telephoning the [Music] firehouse but Leo has trouble getting his message through to Charlie [Music] he accidentally breaks the wires and disconnects Leo who runs to the Firehouse many of chaplain's early films at the Keystone Studios were built around a park setting one that was readily available in Hollywood at no cost all that was necessary for one of these brickbat ballets in the park was a pretty girl to flirt with a suitable rival a couple of Keystone cups a few handy bricks [Music] and the chaplain comedy [Music] Magic [Music] how [Music] such chaplain films as in the park between showers 20 minutes of love and his twisting place all featured locations in the park Mabel is busy trying to put a crease into Charlie's baggy [Music] pants Charlie returns carrying Max code instead of his own [Music] [Music] [Music] he [Music] [Music] n [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] like a concert violinist the Trap takes his curtain calls for his appreciative [Music] audience [Music] [Music] n [Music] the Gallant sleeps on the ground and gives the wagon to the beautiful servant girl [Applause] [Music] this theme of the trap looking after a poor wve was to be used many times by chaplain in his later vilms there was Jackie kugan as the kid the blind flower girl in city lights and Paul had GED as the Gamin in modern times [Applause] Charlie decides that his Cinderella girl needs some cleaning [Music] up [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] w he throws away the cigarette and keeps the [Music] [Music] match [Music] [Music] Happ [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] a [Music] Charlie finally captures a [Music] drink [Music] [Applause] a stuffed ostrich serves as his hat [Music] rack he's attacked Again by The Stuffed wild cat [Music] [Music] Charlie takes leave of Miss Moneybags to go downstairs to speak to his girlfriend Eva the [Music] [Music] cook he manages to calm down his jealous girl until a flirty guest in a herum costume slinks by and catches his eye Charlie can't help but follow the [Music] path [Music] finally he thinks he can follow her no further so he waits for her to return Charlie realizes his [Music] [Applause] mistake Charlie finds his pretty hostess with Eric and invites you to join him for the first [Music] Dan [Music] Charlie is temporarily [Music] [Music] dislocated [Music] [Applause] he [Applause] the boss appears and everyone is instantly hard at work Charlie even watches a violin the angry proprietor fires [Music] Charlie a pathetic figure Charlie turns to leave he makes a last plea for his job but Henry insists he [Music] go [Music] but Charlie looks so pitiful he gives him one more chance the boss leaves and the boys are at it [Music] again a broken down Shakespearean actor enters the pawn shop and performs for [Music] [Applause] [Music] Charlie [Applause] [Music] with grand dramatic gestures he tells Charlie of his bad luck to avoid starvation for his family he's ready to pawn his wedding ring for [Music] $5 [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] l soft-hearted Charlie is deeply touched he opens the register to give the actor the $5 but finds only a $10 bill Charlie Returns the ring to the poor man and gives him the bill the actor pulls out a wad of money and gives the stun Charlie his change [Applause] [Music] the director Henry Berkman asks Charlie to move the [Music] pillar but Charlie is far from being a Hercules no [Music] [Music] a [Music] [Music] la [Music] [Music] a [Music] [Music] with his boss taking a snooze Charlie has to carry all the props himself so he tries to do it all in one [Music] trip [Music] [Applause] w

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