Chaplin's Essanay comedies. Volume four /

A collection of Chaplin's films at Essanay Studios. A night in the show: Charlie plays a duel role of Mr. Pest and Mr. Rowdy both of whom are attending a vaudville performance. Burlesque on 'Carmen': Parody of the popular Cecil B. DeMille film Carmen. Upon release Essany had inserted...

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Corporate Authors: Essanay Film Manufacturing Co, Film Preservation Associates, Kino International Corporation
Other Authors: Chaplin, Charlie, 1889-1977, Purviance, Edna, 1896-1958, Anderson, Gilbert M., 1880-1971
Format: Video VHS
Language Notes:Silent films with intertitles and musical accompanyment.
Published: New York : Kino on Video, [1999]
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Summary:A collection of Chaplin's films at Essanay Studios. A night in the show: Charlie plays a duel role of Mr. Pest and Mr. Rowdy both of whom are attending a vaudville performance. Burlesque on 'Carmen': Parody of the popular Cecil B. DeMille film Carmen. Upon release Essany had inserted discarded scenes to lengthen the film. This version restores the film to its intended length. Police: The tramp is released from prison into "the cruel cruel world" where he meets a former cell-mate and sets about to rob the home of a young woman. Triple trouble: This film was released three years after Charlie's departure from Essanay. It was assembled from discarded portions of the films Police, Work, and an abandoned project called Life.
Item Description:Videocassette release of four short films from 1915 and 1918.
"Definitive editions with new musical scores and previously missing footage"--Container.
"Restored film and special contents by Film Preservation Associates."--Film.
Videorecording.
Physical Description:1 videocassette (105 min.) : silent, black and white ; 1/2 in.
Format:VHS; digitally remastered; speed corrected.
Production Credits:Photographed by Harry Ensign ; music by Robert Israel (A night in the show, Burlesque on 'Carmen', Police), Eric James (Triple trouble) ; produced for video by David Shepard, Film Preservation Associates.