Charlie Chaplin

Seeing Stars (1922) -Seeing Stars is a 1922 black-and-white eight-minute one-reel trailer film, courtesy of the Independent Screen Artists' Guild (headed by Charlie Chaplin and Norma Talmadge), mostly filmed at the Guild's December 15, 1921 inaugural banquet. Charlie Chaplin and his "The Kid" costar Jackie Coogan share a banquet table with Thomas Ince; Buster Keaton (as himself) plays a waiter

Charlie the Little Tramp has his lunch stolen by another tramp, who leaves a brick instead. When the nasty tramp bothers Edna Purviance, Charlie puts the brick to good use! And then the bad tramp returns with two more friends …

The Champion (1915) starring Charlie Chaplin, Edna Purviance, Bud Jamison, Leo White - silent comedy, where the Little Tramp becomes the heavyweight champion -- with the help of a hidden horseshoe! https://famousclowns.org/charlie-chaplin/short-films/the-champion-charlie-chaplin/

In The Tramp (1915), Charlie the Little Tramp has his lunch stolen by another tramp, who leaves a brick instead. When the nasty tramp bothers Edna Purviance, Charlie puts the brick to good use! And then the bad tramp returns with two more friends …

Charlie the Little Tramp is inept as a janitor at the bank, where he’s smitten with Edna Purviance. But mistakenly thinks that the note she leaves for her boyfriend is actually for Charlie …

The Rounders is a silent film during Charlie Chaplin’s time with the Keystone studio, where Charlie Chaplin and Fatty Arbuckle are inebriated husbands, who after being beaten up by their wives, sneak out for … more drinks! https://famousclowns.org/charlie-chaplin/short-films/the-rounders/

Charlie Chaplin's The Immigrant is the story of Charlie the Little Tramp coming to America for the first time, fittingly enough on a “tramp” steamer. On the way, he meets fellow immigrant Edna Purviance who is taking care of her sickly mother. Charlie fights seasickness and the ship’s rolling decks, nearly gets arrested for something he didn’t do, and nearly gets beaten up after eating a meal he can’t pay for. But all ends happily ever after with Charlie and Edna gainfully employed and about to get married. Review at: https://famousclowns.org/charlie-chaplin/short-films/immigrant-1917-starring-charlie-chaplin-edna-purviance-eric-campbell/

A Night in the Show - a 1915 silent Charlie Chaplin film, with him playing 2 parts - the drunken Mr. Pest, and the obnoxious Mr. Rowdy, at a vaudeville show https://famousclowns.org/charlie-chaplin/short-films/a-night-in-the-show/

In The Cure, Charlie Chaplin is an inebriate. He goes to a sanitarium for “the cure” to stop his drinking. Although he’s brought a trunk full of booze! And soon he’s got everyone drunk! https://famousclowns.org/charlie-chaplin/short-films/the-cure/

The Knockout - a 1914 Keystone silent comedy starring Fatty Arbuckle in a boxing comedy, with Charlie Chaplin in a supporting role as the referee https://famousclowns.org/charlie-chaplin/short-films/the-knockout/