Easy street.

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The Little Tramp is sleeping rough outside a mission near the streets of a lawless slum. He is reformed somewhat at the mission where there is singing and religious education. His religious awakening is inspired by a beautiful young woman who pleads for him to stay. After a long chase he manages to knock the bully unconscious by dropping a heavy stove on his head from an upstairs window.

Credits

Chaplin, Charlie, 1889-1977.
Cast
Charlie Chaplin, Edna Purviance
Complete catalog record
, Charlie Chaplin plays a recently converted and saved young man who wants to become a policeman in the toughest neighborhood in town. In the end, Charlie saves his girlfriend from the local hoodlums. The latter are transformed into model citizens.
, Presents a film by Charles Chaplin, a subdued comedy with overtones of social criticism (or satire). Chaplin plays a derelict, and action centers around a mission where he succeeds in reforming the residents of Easy Street., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

More in Charlie Chaplin Comedy Theater Series

  1. Dough and Dynamite 1914
  2. A night in the show. 1915
  3. SHANGHAIED 1915
  4. One A M 1916
  5. Police. 1916
  6. The Count 1916
  7. The Fireman 1916
  8. The pawnshop. 1916
  9. The Vagabond 1916
  10. Easy street. 1917
  11. The Adventurer 1917
  12. A woman 1944
  13. The Rink 1965
  14. The Cure 1995

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