Facebook X Reddit Email Save “Bring on the funny man!” howls the audience in Charlie Chaplin’s 1928 “The Circus,” as they jeer the mediocre, worn-out clowns at the eponymous second-rate ...

I was pleasantly surprised by the 1928 Charlie Chaplin film The Circus. I did not know what to expect as I walked down to the Cornell Cinema, as I obviously knew the name Charlie Chaplin and could ...

When police officer and historian Teal Metts saw this photo of Charlie Chaplin and a local policeman, he realized it was perfect for the Glendale Police Department’s new lobby museum.

Over two issues in 1963 and 1964, the French film monthly Cahiers du cinéma (Notebooks on Cinema) printed a dictionary of U.S. filmmakers. Jean-Luc Godard, one of its contributors and now one of ...

When Charlie Chaplin released his comedy classic “The Circus” in 1928, the music accompanying the silent film was pulled together from source materials and songs of the time, selected by ...

But then he saw Chaplin’s The Circus (1928). And one moment in particular gave Gene Wilder the long-awaited-for “A-ha!” sensation about what worked in comedy, and, more importantly, why it ...

"The Circus," which was originally released in 1928, may be one of Chaplin's lesser-known films, but it may be his funniest movie. ... Charlie Chaplin still liked what he saw.

Charlie Chaplin was born on April 16, ... Chaplin landed roles in several stage plays and joined a burlesque company called Casey's Circus. With his older brother Sydney, ...

It is one thing to love and cherish your mother. It is another to have her direct you in a solo theater piece. That is true, even when your mother is Victoria Thierrée Chaplin — herself a ...