With the aid of a wealthy erratic tippler, a dewy-eyed tramp who has fallen in love with a sightless flower girl accumulates money to be able to help her medically.
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Cast
Charles Chaplin
Director
Charles Chaplin
A Tramp
Virginia Cherrill
A Blind Girl
Florence Lee
The Blind Girl's Grandmother
Harry Myers
An Eccentric Millionaire
Al Ernest Garcia
The Millionaire's Butler
Hank Mann
A Prizefighter
Johnny Aber
Newsboy
Jack Alexander
Boxing Match Spectator
T.S. Alexander
Doctor
Victor Alexander
Superstitious Boxer
Albert Austin
Street Sweeper
Albert Austin
Burglar
Harry Ayers
Cop
Eddie Baker
Boxing Fight Referee
Henry Bergman
Mayor
Henry Bergman
Blind Girl's Downstairs Neighbor
Edward Biby
Nightclub Patron
Betty Blair
Woman at Center of Table in Restaurant
Buster Brodie
Bald Party Guest
Jeanne Carpenter
Diner in Restaurant
Charles Chaplin
Writer
Harry Carr
Writer
Harry Crocker
Writer
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This is A Film of A Conservative Man Who Is Stuck In The Past - Unlike Harold Lloyd who was open-minded and progressive and who eagerly produced his first talkie in 1929 - Chaplin continued to live in his fantasy world of the past and released a silent film in 1931 which could have been made in 1890 - The Synchronized Score could well have been replaced with a violin playing "Hearts And Flowers" because the story is as interesting as a revival of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" I give this a 1 - Don't bother watching this film - read a good book instead.
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source: City Lights
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