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The Kid

A clip from Chaplin’d 1922 film, “The Kid”.

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Chaplin’s Last Lines from THE GREAT DICTATOR

This, the much-discussed final speech in “The Great Dictator”, is more than a climax and conclusion to Chaplin’s newest film, it is a statement of Chaplin’s belief in humanity, a belief in which his creative powers and artistic development are deeply rooted.

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Charlie Chaplin & Buster Keaton in “Seeing Stars”
(1922)

Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton in the only silent film they would appear in together. This is a longer version than the one on the Industrial Strength Keaton DVD. At the end you see two short clips from THE BALLOONATIC, and three from DAYDREAMS.

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