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index to films
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Gordon Griffith (as the kid). (Also known as The Hash-House Hero.)
Charlie, as the favorite of the lady who runs a boarding house, arouses her husband's jealousy. At an outing, their small boy takes compromising pictures of all concerned, causing general havoc when they are displayed at a magiclantern show. Outstanding scene: Charlie and the landlady playing tennis.
MABEL AT THE WHEEL
Released by Keystone, April 18, 1914. (2 reels)
Directed by Mack Sennett and Mabel Normand. With Mabel Normand, Chester Conklin (father), Harry McCoy (boy friend), Mack Sennett (as a rube). (Also known as His Daredevil Queen and Hot Finish.)
Chaplin wears a long frock coat, high hat, and sports two tufts of hair on his chin in addition to his regular mustache. With his motorcycle he competes with Harry's snappy racing car for Mabel's favor. Charlie having tied up his rival at a race, Mabel is forced to drive the auto. Outstanding scenes: Mabel falling off the rear of Charlie's motor cycle; Charlie waters the track, causing Mabel's car to go in the wrong direction.
TWENTY MINUTES OF LOVE
Released by Keystone, April 20, 1914. (1 reel)
Supervised by Mack Sennett. With Edgar Kennedy, Minta Durfee,
Chester Conklin. (Also known as He Loved Her So, Cops and Watches, and Love-Friend.)
Chester steals a watch for his girl friend from a man sleeping on a bench. Charlie, in turn, borrows it and gives it to the girl first. A brawl starts, with the cop and everyone landing in the lake.
CAUGHT IN A CABARET
Released by Keystone, April 27, 1 914. (2 reels)
Directed by Mabel Normand and Charles Chaplin. With Mabel Normand (society girl), Harry McCoy (her boy friend), Alice Davenport (her mother), Chester Conklin (a waiter), Mack Swain (a tough), Minta Durfee (dancer), Phyllis Allen, Gordon Griffith, Edgar Kennedy, Hank Mann, Alice Howell. (Also known as The Waiter, Jazz Waiter, and Faking with Society.)
See p. 32, 36, 38
CAUGHT IN THE RAIN
Released by Keystone, May 4, 1914. (1 reel)
Written and directed by Charles Chaplin. (The first film which he directed by himself. From now on he was to write and direct virtually all his Keystone pictures.) With Alice Davenport, Mack Swain. (Also known as At It Again, Who Got Stung, and In the Park.)
Following a married lady from the park into her hotel bedroom, Charlie is thrown out by the big husband. Later the wife comes sleepwalking into his room. Caught