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The Bank
directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company; performed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977 and Edna Purviance, 1895-1958 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 2015), 26 mins,
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A loose remake of “The New Janitor,” this one finds Charlie Chaplin working as a janitor at a bank and vying for the affections a secretary played by Edna Purviance.
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directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company; performed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977 and Edna Purviance, 1895-1958 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 2015), 26 mins,
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A loose remake of “The New Janitor,” this one finds Charlie Chaplin working as a janitor at a bank and vying for the affections a secretary played by Edna Purviance.
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Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958
Contributor
Harry Ensign, 1883-1943, Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958
Date Published / Released
1915, 2015
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Topic / Theme
Love interests, Robbers and thieves, Janitor, Secretary
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2015 by Flicker Alley, LLC
Person
Harry Ensign, 1883-1943, Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Robert Israel, 1963-
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The Best Arbuckle/Keaton Collection, Volume Two
directed by Fatty Arbuckle, 1887-1933; produced by Serge Bromberg, 1961-, Eric Lange, fl. 1985 and David Shepard, 1940-2017, Comique Film Corporation and Film Preservation Associates; performed by Fatty Arbuckle, 1887-1933, Buster Keaton, 1895-1966, Molly Malone, 1888-1952, Jack Coogan, Sr., 1887-1935, Harry McCoy, 1889-1937, Al St. John, 1892-1963 and Alice Lake, 1895-1967 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 2015), 1 hour 25 mins
From 1913 to 1916, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle rose from the ranks of bit player to writer, director and star of comedies for Mack Sennett's Keystone Film Company. Because of Sennett's belief that actors were interchangeable, he lost Arbuckle to producer Joseph M. Schenck, who not only paid the comedian handsomely, bu...
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directed by Fatty Arbuckle, 1887-1933; produced by Serge Bromberg, 1961-, Eric Lange, fl. 1985 and David Shepard, 1940-2017, Comique Film Corporation and Film Preservation Associates; performed by Fatty Arbuckle, 1887-1933, Buster Keaton, 1895-1966, Molly Malone, 1888-1952, Jack Coogan, Sr., 1887-1935, Harry McCoy, 1889-1937, Al St. John, 1892-1963 and Alice Lake, 1895-1967 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 2015), 1 hour 25 mins
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From 1913 to 1916, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle rose from the ranks of bit player to writer, director and star of comedies for Mack Sennett's Keystone Film Company. Because of Sennett's belief that actors were interchangeable, he lost Arbuckle to producer Joseph M. Schenck, who not only paid the comedian handsomely, but also permitted him complete creative control. To help in the new venture, Arbuckle recruited Buster Keaton, popular star of a knockab...
From 1913 to 1916, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle rose from the ranks of bit player to writer, director and star of comedies for Mack Sennett's Keystone Film Company. Because of Sennett's belief that actors were interchangeable, he lost Arbuckle to producer Joseph M. Schenck, who not only paid the comedian handsomely, but also permitted him complete creative control. To help in the new venture, Arbuckle recruited Buster Keaton, popular star of a knockabout vaudeville act; Keaton took a large pay cut to act in motion pictures, and Arbuckle welcomed his ideas and taught him all he knew about making movies. This volume of the video collection presents films that Arbuckle and Keaton made for Schenck between 1918 and 1919; they are presented chronologically so we can watch Buster grow from Arbuckle's bit player to his full partner.
Following the 1921 scandal that was inflamed by a publicity-seeking prosecutor and the tabloid press, Arbuckle's films were withdrawn from circulation in America, and the negatives were not preserved. The films in this collection were gathered from international archives and private collections. The English intertitles are new, and except for Back Stage, derived from non-English sources. All the films are digitally mastered from 35mm, sometimes directly from the nitrate originals.
VOLUME TWO INCLUDES:
- Good Night, Nurse (Jul. 1918)
- Back Stage (Aug. 1919) with Molly Malone, John Coogan
- The Hayseed (Oct. 1919) with Molly Malone, John Coogan
- The Garage (Dec. 1919) with Molly Malone, Harry McCoy and music by Robert Israel.
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Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Fatty Arbuckle, 1887-1933, Buster Keaton, 1895-1966, Molly Malone, 1888-1952, Jack Coogan, Sr., 1887-1935, Harry McCoy, 1889-1937, Al St. John, 1892-1963, Alice Lake, 1895-1967
Contributor
Serge Bromberg, 1961-, Eric Lange, fl. 1985, David Shepard, 1940-2017, Comique Film Corporation, Film Preservation Associates, Neil Brand, 1958-, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
Fatty Arbuckle, 1887-1933, Buster Keaton, 1895-1966, Molly Malone, 1888-1952, Jack Coogan, Sr., 1887-1935, Harry McCoy, 1889-1937, Al St. John, 1892-1963, Alice Lake, 1895-1967, Jean C. Havez, 1872-1925
Date Published / Released
2015
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2016 Flicker Alley, LLC
Person
Fatty Arbuckle, 1887-1933, Buster Keaton, 1895-1966, Molly Malone, 1888-1952, Jack Coogan, Sr., 1887-1935, Harry McCoy, 1889-1937, Al St. John, 1892-1963, Alice Lake, 1895-1967, Serge Bromberg, 1961-, Eric Lange, fl. 1985, David Shepard, 1940-2017, Neil Brand, 1958-, Robert Israel, 1963-, Jean C. Havez, 1872-1925
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The Fireman
directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977 and Henry P. Caulfield, 1880-, Lone Star Film Corporation; performed by Eric Campbell, 1880-1917, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958 and Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1916), 26 mins
Charlie Chaplin is the driver of the pumper wagon and gets involved in an arson plot with his girl's father. When the lady gets trapped in the fire, he rushes to the scene and makes a heroic rescue minus most of the engine.
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directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977 and Henry P. Caulfield, 1880-, Lone Star Film Corporation; performed by Eric Campbell, 1880-1917, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958 and Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1916), 26 mins
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Charlie Chaplin is the driver of the pumper wagon and gets involved in an arson plot with his girl's father. When the lady gets trapped in the fire, he rushes to the scene and makes a heroic rescue minus most of the engine.
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Eric Campbell, 1880-1917, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977
Contributor
Frank D. Williams, 1893-1961, Roland Totheroh, 1890-1967, William Foster, fl. 1949, Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Henry P. Caulfield, 1880-, Lone Star Film Corporation, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Eric Campbell, 1880-1917, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Vincent Bryan, 1878-1937, Maverick Terrell, 1875-1943
Date Published / Released
1916-06-12
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Topic / Theme
Heroes (Character type), Romance, Fraud, Comedy, Fires
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1916 by Flicker Alley
Person
Frank D. Williams, 1893-1961, Roland Totheroh, 1890-1967, William Foster, fl. 1949, Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Eric Campbell, 1880-1917, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Henry P. Caulfield, 1880-, Robert Israel, 1963-, Vincent Bryan, 1878-1937, Maverick Terrell, 1875-1943
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J'Accuse
directed by Abel Gance, 1889-1981; produced by Charles Pathe, 1863-1957, Jeffery Masino, fl. 2002-2017, Eric Lange, fl. 1985 and Serge Bromberg, 1961-; performed by Maryse Dauvray, fl. 1909-1927, Severin-Mars, 1873-1921 and Romuald Joube, 1876-1949 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1919), 2 hours 46 mins
J'Accuse, Abel Gance’s extraordinary breakthrough work, is a World War I drama considered to be one of the most technically advanced films of the era and the first major pacifist film. It was referred to by Gance as 1A human cry against the bellicose din of armies.1 It stars Marise Dauvray as Edith, a woman who...
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directed by Abel Gance, 1889-1981; produced by Charles Pathe, 1863-1957, Jeffery Masino, fl. 2002-2017, Eric Lange, fl. 1985 and Serge Bromberg, 1961-; performed by Maryse Dauvray, fl. 1909-1927, Severin-Mars, 1873-1921 and Romuald Joube, 1876-1949 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1919), 2 hours 46 mins
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J'Accuse, Abel Gance’s extraordinary breakthrough work, is a World War I drama considered to be one of the most technically advanced films of the era and the first major pacifist film. It was referred to by Gance as 1A human cry against the bellicose din of armies.1 It stars Marise Dauvray as Edith, a woman who is unhappily married to an older man, Francois (Severin-Mars), but is actually in love with a young poet, Jean Diaz (Romuald Joube). Bo...
J'Accuse, Abel Gance’s extraordinary breakthrough work, is a World War I drama considered to be one of the most technically advanced films of the era and the first major pacifist film. It was referred to by Gance as 1A human cry against the bellicose din of armies.1 It stars Marise Dauvray as Edith, a woman who is unhappily married to an older man, Francois (Severin-Mars), but is actually in love with a young poet, Jean Diaz (Romuald Joube). Both Jean and Francois end up on the front lines of World War I while Edith is captured by German forces and suffers atrocities at the hands of the soldiers. Gance contrasts individual human suffering with the larger horrors of war, depicted with stark realism. This new French-titled, tinted edition is a reconstruction of the film’s original 1919 montage. It contains many original art cards with optional English subtitles by film historian Lenny Borger and features a new symphonic score by Robert Israel.
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Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Maryse Dauvray, fl. 1909-1927, Severin-Mars, 1873-1921, Romuald Joube, 1876-1949
Contributor
Maurice Forster, fl. 1917-1937, Léonce-Henri Burel, 1892-1977, Marc Bujard, fl. 1919-1944, Charles Pathe, 1863-1957, Jeffery Masino, fl. 2002-2017, Eric Lange, fl. 1985, Serge Bromberg, 1961-, Abel Gance, 1889-1981, Andree Danis, fl. 1919-1952, Annike Kross, fl. 2006, Mark Paul Meyer, fl. 1922, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
Abel Gance, 1889-1981, Maryse Dauvray, fl. 1909-1927, Severin-Mars, 1873-1921, Romuald Joube, 1876-1949
Date Published / Released
1919
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Topic / Theme
Prisoners of war, War, Soldiers, World War I, 1914-1918, Film Studies
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Flicker Alley.
Person
Maurice Forster, fl. 1917-1937, Léonce-Henri Burel, 1892-1977, Marc Bujard, fl. 1919-1944, Abel Gance, 1889-1981, Maryse Dauvray, fl. 1909-1927, Severin-Mars, 1873-1921, Romuald Joube, 1876-1949, Charles Pathe, 1863-1957, Jeffery Masino, fl. 2002-2017, Eric Lange, fl. 1985, Serge Bromberg, 1961-, Robert Israel, 1963-
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The Lost World
directed by Harry O. Hoyt, 1885-1961; produced by David Shepard, 1940-2017; performed by Lloyd Hughes, 1897-1958, Bessie Love, 1898-1986 and Wallace Beery, 1885-1949 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1925), 1 hour 33 mins
This silent film, directed by Harry O. Hoyt and featuring Wallace Beery, Bessie Love, and Lloyd Hughes, is based on the novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle about the search for dinosaurs in South America.
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directed by Harry O. Hoyt, 1885-1961; produced by David Shepard, 1940-2017; performed by Lloyd Hughes, 1897-1958, Bessie Love, 1898-1986 and Wallace Beery, 1885-1949 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1925), 1 hour 33 mins
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This silent film, directed by Harry O. Hoyt and featuring Wallace Beery, Bessie Love, and Lloyd Hughes, is based on the novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle about the search for dinosaurs in South America.
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Lloyd Hughes, 1897-1958, Bessie Love, 1898-1986, Wallace Beery, 1885-1949
Contributor
Arthur Edeson, 1891-1970, David Shepard, 1940-2017, George McGuire, 1885-1966, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
Harry O. Hoyt, 1885-1961, Lloyd Hughes, 1897-1958, Bessie Love, 1898-1986, Wallace Beery, 1885-1949, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 1859-1930, Marion Fairfax, 1875-1970
Date Published / Released
1925-06-22
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Topic / Theme
Exploration, Exploration camps, Prehistory
Copyright Message
Copyright © 1925 by Flicker Alley
Person
Arthur Edeson, 1891-1970, Harry O. Hoyt, 1885-1961, Lloyd Hughes, 1897-1958, Bessie Love, 1898-1986, Wallace Beery, 1885-1949, David Shepard, 1940-2017, Robert Israel, 1963-, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 1859-1930, Marion Fairfax, 1875-1970
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Miss Mend, Part 3
directed by Boris Barnet, 1902-1965 and Fyodor Otsep, 1895-1949; performed by Boris Barnet, 1902-1965, Vladimir Fogel, 1902-1929, Igor Ilyinsky, 1901-1987 and Natalya Glan, 1904-1966 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1926), 1 hour 15 mins
Miss Mend, an action-packed adventure serial in three feature-length episodes, was produced in Russia with the goal of rivaling, and possibly even surpassing, the most entertaining American movies of the 1920s. Instead of the avant-garde works of Sergei Eisenstein and Dziga Vertov, Russian audiences were enchanted...
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directed by Boris Barnet, 1902-1965 and Fyodor Otsep, 1895-1949; performed by Boris Barnet, 1902-1965, Vladimir Fogel, 1902-1929, Igor Ilyinsky, 1901-1987 and Natalya Glan, 1904-1966 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1926), 1 hour 15 mins
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Miss Mend, an action-packed adventure serial in three feature-length episodes, was produced in Russia with the goal of rivaling, and possibly even surpassing, the most entertaining American movies of the 1920s. Instead of the avant-garde works of Sergei Eisenstein and Dziga Vertov, Russian audiences were enchanted by fast-moving American films starring serial queens like Pearl White, swashbuckling heroes like Douglas Fairbanks, and comedians from...
Miss Mend, an action-packed adventure serial in three feature-length episodes, was produced in Russia with the goal of rivaling, and possibly even surpassing, the most entertaining American movies of the 1920s. Instead of the avant-garde works of Sergei Eisenstein and Dziga Vertov, Russian audiences were enchanted by fast-moving American films starring serial queens like Pearl White, swashbuckling heroes like Douglas Fairbanks, and comedians from the Keystone Cops to Lloyd, Keaton and Chaplin. Miss Mend meets them all head-on and hardly stops for breath. It features beautiful location photography, impressive stunt scenes; horse, car and boat chases, radio towers, jazz bands and even a spectacular train wreck, interspersed with visual references to German film classics like Nosferatu, Caligari and Dr. Mabuse, The film’s heroine, Vivian Mend, is an elegant urban professional who earns her own living and raises a child without the help of any man. But the film, partially set in an imagined America where everything is new and progressive (from technology to social relations and lifestyles) also includes a few more-than-pointed comments on labor relations, racism, excessive wealth, gratuitous violence and even rape.
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Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Boris Barnet, 1902-1965, Vladimir Fogel, 1902-1929, Igor Ilyinsky, 1901-1987, Natalya Glan, 1904-1966
Contributor
Yevgeni Alekseyev, fl. 1925-1930, Vladimir Yegorov, 1878-1960, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
Boris Barnet, 1902-1965, Fyodor Otsep, 1895-1949, Vladimir Fogel, 1902-1929, Igor Ilyinsky, 1901-1987, Natalya Glan, 1904-1966, Vasili Sakhnovsky, fl. 1918-1953
Date Published / Released
1926
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Topic / Theme
Spies, Single mothers, Newspapers, Film Studies
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Flicker Alley.
Person
Yevgeni Alekseyev, fl. 1925-1930, Boris Barnet, 1902-1965, Fyodor Otsep, 1895-1949, Vladimir Fogel, 1902-1929, Igor Ilyinsky, 1901-1987, Natalya Glan, 1904-1966, Robert Israel, 1963-, Vasili Sakhnovsky, fl. 1918-1953
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Moran of the Lady Letty
directed by George Melford, 1877-1961; produced by Tracy Ryan Terhune, 1958-, George Melford, 1877-1961 and Jeffery Masino, fl. 2002-2017; performed by Dorothy Dalton, 1893-1972, Charles Brinley, 1880-1946 and Rudolph Valentino, 1895-1926 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1922), 1 hour 8 mins
Moran of the Lady Letty is based on the novel by Frank Norris. Moran casts Valentino as Ramon Laredo, a pampered aristocrat who is shanghaied in contemporary San Francisco by Captain Kitchell (Walter Long), the brutal commander of a smuggling schooner bound for Mexico. The Moran of the title is a beautiful young w...
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directed by George Melford, 1877-1961; produced by Tracy Ryan Terhune, 1958-, George Melford, 1877-1961 and Jeffery Masino, fl. 2002-2017; performed by Dorothy Dalton, 1893-1972, Charles Brinley, 1880-1946 and Rudolph Valentino, 1895-1926 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1922), 1 hour 8 mins
Description
Moran of the Lady Letty is based on the novel by Frank Norris. Moran casts Valentino as Ramon Laredo, a pampered aristocrat who is shanghaied in contemporary San Francisco by Captain Kitchell (Walter Long), the brutal commander of a smuggling schooner bound for Mexico. The Moran of the title is a beautiful young woman (top-billed Dorothy Dalton) who is as good a sailor as any man; the Lady Letty is her ship, which is taken over by Kitchell and hi...
Moran of the Lady Letty is based on the novel by Frank Norris. Moran casts Valentino as Ramon Laredo, a pampered aristocrat who is shanghaied in contemporary San Francisco by Captain Kitchell (Walter Long), the brutal commander of a smuggling schooner bound for Mexico. The Moran of the title is a beautiful young woman (top-billed Dorothy Dalton) who is as good a sailor as any man; the Lady Letty is her ship, which is taken over by Kitchell and his men. Ramon, naturally, has fallen for Moran (her name is even an anagram of his), and defends her honor in a brawling showdown with the lustful captain. Adult
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Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Dorothy Dalton, 1893-1972, Charles Brinley, 1880-1946, Rudolph Valentino, 1895-1926
Contributor
Bert Glennon, 1893-1967, William Marshall, 1885-1943, Tracy Ryan Terhune, 1958-, George Melford, 1877-1961, Jeffery Masino, fl. 2002-2017, Brian Peterson, fl. 1920-1929, Karen Eckhoff, fl. 1920-1928, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
George Melford, 1877-1961, Dorothy Dalton, 1893-1972, Charles Brinley, 1880-1946, Rudolph Valentino, 1895-1926, Frank Norris, 1870-1902, Monte M. Katterjohn, 1891-1949
Date Published / Released
1922
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Topic / Theme
Crime, International travel, Romantic relationships, Smuggling, Fights, Kidnapping, Film Studies
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011. Used by permission of Flicker Alley.
Person
Bert Glennon, 1893-1967, William Marshall, 1885-1943, George Melford, 1877-1961, Dorothy Dalton, 1893-1972, Charles Brinley, 1880-1946, Rudolph Valentino, 1895-1926, Tracy Ryan Terhune, 1958-, Jeffery Masino, fl. 2002-2017, Robert Israel, 1963-, Frank Norris, 1870-1902, Monte M. Katterjohn, 1891-1949
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A Night Out
directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company; performed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Ben Turpin, 1869-1940, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944 and Edna Purviance, 1895-1958 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1915), 27 mins,
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Charlie Chaplin treads familiar comedy territory with a throwback to “The Rounders,” this time pairing with Ben Turpin to play two drunks who get into some mischief at a hotel.
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directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company; performed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Ben Turpin, 1869-1940, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944 and Edna Purviance, 1895-1958 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1915), 27 mins,
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Charlie Chaplin treads familiar comedy territory with a throwback to “The Rounders,” this time pairing with Ben Turpin to play two drunks who get into some mischief at a hotel.
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Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Ben Turpin, 1869-1940, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958
Contributor
Harry Ensign, 1883-1943, Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Ben Turpin, 1869-1940, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958
Date Published / Released
1915
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Topic / Theme
Social drinking, Social conflict, Fellow Reveller, Headwaiter, Headwaiter's Wife, French Dandy, Desk Clerk
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2015 by Flicker Alley, LLC
Person
Harry Ensign, 1883-1943, Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Ben Turpin, 1869-1940, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Robert Israel, 1963-
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Shanghaied
directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company; performed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Wesley Ruggles, 1889-1972, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944, Billy Armstrong, 1891-1924, Paddy McGuire, 1884-1923 and Leo White, 1873-1948 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 2015), 28 mins,
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Charlie Chaplin’s Tramp has just found work aboard a ship, but there’s one little problem: the ship owner has plans to sink the vessel for the insurance money.
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directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company; performed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Wesley Ruggles, 1889-1972, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944, Billy Armstrong, 1891-1924, Paddy McGuire, 1884-1923 and Leo White, 1873-1948 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 2015), 28 mins,
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Charlie Chaplin’s Tramp has just found work aboard a ship, but there’s one little problem: the ship owner has plans to sink the vessel for the insurance money.
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Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Wesley Ruggles, 1889-1972, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944, Billy Armstrong, 1891-1924, Paddy McGuire, 1884-1923, Leo White, 1873-1948
Contributor
Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Wesley Ruggles, 1889-1972, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944, Billy Armstrong, 1891-1924, Paddy McGuire, 1884-1923, Leo White, 1873-1948
Date Published / Released
1915, 2015
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Topic / Theme
Tramp shipping, Tramp, Ship Owner's Daughter, Ship Owner, Second Mate, First Shanghaied Seaman, Second Shanghaied Seaman, Third Shanghaied Seaman
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2015 by Flicker Alley, LLC
Person
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Wesley Ruggles, 1889-1972, Bud Jamison, 1895-1944, Billy Armstrong, 1891-1924, Paddy McGuire, 1884-1923, Leo White, 1873-1948, Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Robert Israel, 1963-
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The Tramp
directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company; performed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958 and Lloyd Bacon, 1889-1955 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1915), 27 mins,
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Named for Charlie Chaplin’s iconic character, this short finds the Tramp looking for love and instead finding work as a farmhand.
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directed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977; produced by Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company; performed by Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958 and Lloyd Bacon, 1889-1955 (Los Angeles, CA: Flicker Alley, 1915), 27 mins,
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Named for Charlie Chaplin’s iconic character, this short finds the Tramp looking for love and instead finding work as a farmhand.
Field of Study
Film
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Lloyd Bacon, 1889-1955
Contributor
Harry Ensign, 1883-1943, Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Essanay Film Manufacturing Company, Robert Israel, 1963-
Author / Creator
Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Lloyd Bacon, 1889-1955
Date Published / Released
1915
Publisher
Flicker Alley
Topic / Theme
Farms, Love interests, Tramp, Farmer's daughter, Edna's fiancé
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2015 by Flicker Alley, LLC
Person
Harry Ensign, 1883-1943, Charlie Chaplin, 1889-1977, Edna Purviance, 1895-1958, Lloyd Bacon, 1889-1955, Jess Robbins, 1886-1973, Robert Israel, 1963-
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