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BETWEEN SHOWERS
Released by Keystone, February 28, 1914. (1 reel)
Directed by Henry Lehrman. With Ford Sterling, Chester Conklin (cop), Emma Clifton. (Also known as The Flirts, Charlie and the Umbrella, and In Wrong.)
Comic byplay prevails as Charlie and Ford compete to help a buxom girl over a large puddle caused by a shower. Also a misunderstanding all around as to the ownership of an umbrella.
A FILM JOHNNIE
Released by Keystone, March 2, 1914. (1 reel)
Supervised by Mack Sennett. With Virginia Kirtley, Fatty Arbuckle, Minta Durfee, other Keystoners. (Also known as Movie Nut and Million Dollar Job.)
Charlie follows the actors going into the Keystone studio. Inside he ruins several scenes, finally spoiling a thrilling rescue staged at a real fire. Outstanding scene: Charlie, after having the fire hose directed on him, twists his ear and a stream of water spurts out of his mouth.
TANGO TANGLES
Released by Keystone, March 9, 1914. (1 reel)
Supervised by Mack Sennett. With Ford Sterling, Fatty Arbuckle, Chester Conklin. (Also known as Charlie's Recreation and Music Hall.)
An impromptu picture, taken in a real ballroom and featuring the dance rage of 1914. Chaplin and Sterling both appear without their make-up. The men compete for the hat-check girl with much chasing, sliding and falling among the dancers.
HIS FAVORITE PASTIME
Released by Keystone, March 16, 1914. (1 reel)
Directed by George Nichols. With Peggy Pearce, Fatty Arbuckle. (Also known as The Bonehead.)
Charlie's favorite pastime is drinking highballs and annoying people in the saloon. He follows a girl home. The husband returns and a wild melee ensues.
CRUEL, CRUEL LOVE
Released by Keystone, March 26, 1914. (1 reel)
Supervised by Mack Sennett. (Also known as Lord Helpus.)
Disappointed in love, Charlie (here portraying a man of wealth with walrus mustache and make-up similar to Making a Living) tries to end it all, but his butler changes the poison. He then tries several other comic means to depart this cruel world, but is unsuccessful in all his attempts.
THE STAR BOARDER
Released by Keystone, April 4, 1914. (r reel)
Supervised by Mack Sennett. With Edgar Kennedy, Alice Davenport,