Chaplin Collection (#5)

CHAPLIN: THE PAWNSHOP (1916)

CHAPLIN: THE IMMIGRANT (1917)

CHAPLIN: THE CURE (1917). Charlie Chaplin and Edna Purviance in The Cure
CHAPLIN: THE CURE (1917). Charlie Chaplin and Edna Purviance in " The Cure."

SILENT FILM STILL. Syd Chaplin in a scene from Thirty Years of Fun

CHAPLIN: MODERN TIMES, 1936. Charlie Chaplin in a scene from the film Modern Times, 1936

CHAPLIN: SHOULDER ARMS. Charlie Chaplin, center, undergoing a medical examination in his World War I film Shoulder Arms, 1918

Stick Drill, Lambeth Schools, West Norwood, London
Boys perform an exercise known as stick drill at the Lambeth Schools for workhouse children on Elder Road, West Norwood, South London. They are all wearing identical uniform

Main building, Lambeth Schools, West Norwood, London
A view of the main building at the Lambeth Schools for workhouse children on Elder Road, West Norwood, South London. A young Charlie Chaplin was briefly a resident of the Schools in 1898

Dining Hall, Lambeth Schools, West Norwood, London
View of the Dining Hall at the Lambeth Schools for workhouse children on Elder Road, West Norwood, South London, with boys and girls segregated at separate tables. Each table seated 10 boys or girls

Kitchens, Lambeth Schools, West Norwood, London
Staff and inmate helpers in the kitchens at the Lambeth Schools for workhouse children on Elder Road, West Norwood, South London. Kitchen fittings include a large cooking range and two coppers

Fire Drill at Lambeth Schools, West Norwood, London
A Fire Drill taking place at the Lambeth Schools for workhouse children on Elder Road, West Norwood, South London. A long canvas escape chute is connected to a second-floor window

The Lake, Lambeth Schools, West Norwood, London
Boys and a teacher beside the lake on a sunny day at the Lambeth Schools for workhouse children on Elder Road, West Norwood, South London

Boys Playground, Lambeth Schools, West Norwood, London
View of the Boys Playground at the Lambeth Schools for workhouse children on Elder Road, West Norwood, South London. It is evidently playtime -- a few teachers supervise the large crowd of boys

Advert for Chaplin in The Gold Rush
Advertisement for a showing in March 1943 in East London, South Africa, of the release of a new version of " The Gold Rush" starring and directed by Charlie Chaplin with a musical score

Tom Titt / Henry, Viscount Chaplin
Henry, Viscount Chaplin, statesman, British Conservative Party politician

Viscountess Castlereagh, 1913
Viscountess Castlereagh, formerly Hon. Edith Chaplin, from a painting by Philip A de Laszlo, 1913

Pola Negri / Chaplin
POLA NEGRI (Appolonia Chalupek) Polish actress who went to Hollywood in the 1920s and was successful in silent films - seen here with Charlie Chaplin

Chaplin statue and Leicester Square, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Chaplin / Laughing Friend
CHARLIE CHAPLIN (Sir Charles Spencer) English comedian and actor does not approve of another actor copying his style

Chaplin / Peach Lady / Ff
CHARLIE CHAPLIN (Sir Charles Spencer) English comedian and actor raises his hat to a pretty lady: " Mmm! A Peach!!"

Chaplin / Cartoon Postcard
CHARLIE CHAPLIN (Sir Charles Spencer) English comedian and actor in cartoon style

Chaplin / Pola Negri / Ross
CHARLIE CHAPLIN (Sir Charles Spencer) English comedian and actor with Pola Negri

Fatty Arbuckle / Chaplin
ROSCOE FATTY ARBUCKLE American film actor under the mistletoe with Charlie Chaplin

Charlie Chaplin 1931
English silent film star and director, CHARLIE CHAPLIN (1889-1977), arriving in London to attend the British premiere of his film City Lights (1931)

Charlie Chaplin / Doorway
CHARLIE CHAPLIN (Sir Charles Spencer) English comedian and actor walking through a doorway

Chaplin / Film Flashes
CHARLIE CHAPLIN (Sir Charles Spencer) English comedian and actor

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"Chaplin: A Timeless Icon of Comedy and Humanity" From the silent era to the talkies, Charlie Chaplin's genius transcended time. In "Modern Times" (1936), he captivated audiences alongside Paulette Goddard in a poignant final scene that showcased his unmatched talent for blending humor with social commentary. But it was in "The Kid" (1921) where Chaplin truly tugged at our heartstrings, portraying an endearing relationship between himself and Jackie Coogan as his adopted son. The film's poster itself became iconic, forever etching their bond into cinematic history. Known for his unforgettable portrayal of the little tramp character, Chaplin brought laughter to millions across the globe. His physical comedy and expressive face spoke volumes without uttering a single word. Whether navigating through absurd situations or finding love with Paulette Goddard in "Modern Times, " Chaplin's charm knew no bounds. Yet beyond the silver screen, Chaplains played crucial roles even during times of war. In 1862, Father William Corby and other chaplains from the Irish Brigade provided solace amidst chaos during the Civil War. Their presence captured by Mathew Brady serves as a testament to their unwavering dedication. Born Charles Spencer Chaplin in 1889, this English film actor and comedian left an indelible mark on entertainment history. Early 20th-century photographs capture him exuding charisma that would soon captivate audiences worldwide. Chaplin's influence extended far beyond cinema; he also found companionship among notable figures like Winston Churchill in 1931. These encounters showcased his ability to transcend boundaries and connect with people from all walks of life. Even today, we can still feel Charlie Chaplin's impact resonating within us – reminding us that laughter has no language barrier or expiration date.