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Release date Title

Credited as

Notes

Composer

Producer Writer Director Role

February 2,

1914Making a Living

Slicker

February 7,

1914Kid Auto Races at Venice

Tramp

Released on a split-reel (i.e. two films on

one reel) with an education film,Olives and

Trees

February 9,

1914

Mabel's Strange

Predicament

Tramp

February 19,

1914A Thief Catcher

A Policeman Print discovered in 2010[10]

February 28,

1914Between Showers

Masher

March 2, 1914 A Film Johnnie The Film Johnnie

March 9, 1914 Tango Tangles

Tipsy Dancer



March 16, 1914 H is Favorite Pastime Drinker

March 26, 1914 Cruel, Cruel Love

Lord Helpus

April 4, 1914 The Star Boarder

The Star boarder

April 18, 1914 Mabel at the Wheel

Villain Two reels

April 20, 1914 Twenty Minutes of Love

Yes Yes Pickpocket

April 27, 1914 Caught in a Cabaret

Waiter Two reels

Co-writer: Mabel Normand

May 4, 1914 Caught in the Rain

Yes Yes Tipsy Hotel Guest

May 7, 1914 A Busy Day

Yes Yes WifeReleased on a split-reel with an educational

short,The Morning Papers

June 1, 1914 The Fatal Mallet

Suitor

June 4, 1914 H er Friend the Bandit

Yes Bandit A lost film.[11]

The only known Chaplin

lost film.



Co-director: Mabel Normand

June 11, 1914 The Knockout

Referee Two reels

June 13, 1914 Mabel's Busy Day

Tipsy Nuisance

June 20, 1914 Mabel's Married Life

Yes Yes Mabel's Husband Co-writer: Mabel Normand

July 9, 1914 Laughing Gas

Yes Yes Dentist's Assistant

August 1, 1914 The Property Man

Yes Yes The Property Man Two reels

August 10, 1914The Face on the Bar Room

Floor

Yes Yes ArtistBased on the poem by Hugh Antoine

d'Arcy

August 13, 1914 Recreation Yes Yes TrampReleased as a split-reel with a travel

short, The Yosemite

August 27, 1914 The Masquerader

Yes Yes Film Actor

August 31, 1914 H is New Profession

Yes Yes Charlie



September 7,

1914The Rounders

Yes Yes Reveller

September 14,

1914The New Janitor Yes Yes Janitor

October 10,1914

Those Love Pangs Yes Yes Masher

October 26,

1914Dough and Dynamite

Yes Yes Waiter

Two reels

Co-writer: Mack Sennett

October 29,

1914Gentlemen of Nerve

Yes Yes

Impecunious Track

Enthisiast

November 7,

1914H is Musical Career

Yes Yes Piano Mover

November 9,

1914H is Trysting Place Yes Yes Husband Two reels

November 14,

1914Tillie's Punctured Romance

Charlie, a City

Slicker

Six reels

From the play, Tille's Nightmare, by A.

Baldwin Sloane and Edgar Smith



December 5,

1914Getting Acquainted

Yes Yes Spouse

December 7,

1914H is Prehistoric Past Yes Yes Weakchin Two reels

[edit]Essanay

Chaplin wrote, directed, and starred in 15 films for the Essanay Film Manuf acturing Company, all produced by Jesse T. Robbins. Except where noted all films

are two-reelers.

Release date Title

Credited as

Notes

Composer Producer Writer Director Role

February 1,1915

H is New Job

Yes Yes Film Extra

February 15,

1915A Night Out

Yes Yes Reveller debut of Edna Purviance

April 11, 1915 The Champion

Yes Yes Aspiring Pugilist

November 18,

1915In the Park Yes Yes Charlie One reel



April 1, 1915 A Jitney Elopement

Yes YesSuitor, the Fake

Count

April 11, 1915 The Tramp

Yes Yes The Tramp

April 29, 1915 By the Sea Yes Yes Stroller One reel

June 21, 1915 Work

Yes YesDecorator's

Apprentice

July 12, 1915 A Woman Yes YesCharlie / "The

Woman"

August 9, 1915 The Bank

Yes Yes Janitor

October 4, 1915 Shanghaied

Yes Yes Charlie

November 20,

1915

A Night in the Show Yes YesMr. Pest and Mr.

Rowdy

December 18,

1915Burlesque on 'Carmen'

Yes Yes Darn Hosiery

Re-issued on April 22, 1916, as an

unauthorized four-reeler with new footage

shot and assembled by Leo White



May 27, 1916 Police Yes Yes Ex-Convict

August 11, 1918 Triple Trouble Yes Yes Janitor

Compilation assembled by Leo White with

scenes from Police and an unfinished

short, Life, along with new material shot by

White. Chaplin includes this production in

the filmography of his autobiography.

[edit]Mutual

Chaplin wrote, produced, directed, and starred in 12 films for the Mutual Film Cor por ation, which for med Lone Star Studios solely for Chaplin's films. All of the

Mutual releases are two reels in length

Release date Title

Credited as

Notes


May 15, 1916 The Floorwalker

Yes Yes YesImpecunious

Customer Co-writer: Vincent Bryan

June 12, 1916 The Fireman

Yes Yes Yes Fireman Co-writer: Vincent Bryan

July 10, 1916 The Vagabond Yes Yes Yes Street Musician Co-writer: Vincent Bryan

August 7, 1916 One A.M.

Yes Yes Yes Drunk



September 4,

1916The Count

Yes Yes Yes Tailor's Apprentice

October 2, 1916 The Pawnshop Yes Yes YesPawnbroker's

Assistant

November 13,1916 Behind the Screen Yes Yes Yes Property Man'sAssistant

December 4,

1916The Rink

Yes Yes Yes

Waiter and Skating

Enthusiast

January 22,

1917Easy Street

Yes Yes Yes

Vagabond recruited

to Police Force

April 16, 1917 The Cure

Yes Yes YesAlcoholic

Gentleman at Spa

June 17, 1917 The Immigrant Yes Yes Yes ImmigrantAdded to the National Film Registry in

1998[12]

October 22,

1917The Adventurer

Yes Yes Yes Escaped Convict

[edit]Fir st National



1921

September 25,

1921The Idle Class

Yes Yes Yes Tramp / Husband Two reels

April 2, 1922 Pay Day Yes Yes Yes Laborer Two reels

February 26,

1923The Pilgrim

Yes Yes Yes Yes Escaped Convict

Four reels

Score composed for compilation, The

Chaplin Revue

[edit]United Ar tists

Chaplin began releasing his films through United Artists in 1923. From this point on all of his films were of feature length. He produced, directed, and wrote

these eight films and starred in all but the first. Beginning with City Lights Chaplin wrote the musical scores for his films as well.

Release date Title

Credited as

Notes


September 26,

1923 A Woman of Paris

Yes Yes Yes Porter Chaplin has a smallcameo role

June 26, 1925 The Gold Rush

Yes Yes Yes Yes Lone Prospector

Score composed for 1942 re-issue

Added to the National Film Registry in

1992[13]



January 6, 1928 The Circus Yes Yes Yes Yes Tramp Score composed for 1970 re-issue

February 6,

1931City Lights

Yes Yes Yes Yes Tramp


1991[14]

February 5,

1936

Modern Times

Yes Yes Yes Yes A Worker Added to the National Film Registry in

1989

[15]

October 15,

1940The Great Dictator

Yes Yes Yes Yes

Adenoid Hynkel /

The Barber


1997[16]

Nominated ± Academy Award for Best

Actor [7]


Writing (Original Screenplay).[7]

April 11, 1947 Monsieur Verdoux

Yes Yes Yes YesMonsieur Henri

Verdoux

Based on an idea byOrson Welles[17]


Writing (Original Screenplay)[7]

October 16,

1952Limelight

Yes Yes Yes Yes Calvero

Pulled from American screens shortly after its release when Chaplin became a political

exile from the United States[18]

Academy Award for Best Music

(Scoring) (Awarded in 1973 when the film

became first eligible for Academy Award

consideration via Los

Angeles screenings.)[7]

[edit]British productions



In 1952, while tr avelling to England to attend the première of his film, Limelight , Chaplin learned that his American re-entr y per mit was rescinded. As a resulthis last two films were made in England.

Release date Title

Credited as

Notes

Composer Producer

Writer

Director

Role

September 12,

1957A King in New York Yes Yes Yes Yes King Shahdov

An Attica-Archway production

Not released in the United States until

1967

January 5, 1967 A Countess from H ong Kong Yes Yes Yes An Old Steward

A Universal

Production inPanavision andTechnicolor

Produced by Jerome Epstein

Chaplin has a small cameo role

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