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half a dozen kids assuages his disappointment somewhat.
the other direction when the director enters.
RECREATION
Released by Keystone, August 13, 1914. (A split reel)
Written and directed by Charles Chaplin. (Also known as Spring Fever.)
An improvised little affair in a park: Charlie waddling and skidding about, flirting, kicking, throwing bricks, and ending with everyone landing in the lake. (On the same reel with a scenic, The Yosemite.)
THE MASQUERADER
Released by Keystone, August 27, 1914. (1 reel)
Written and directed by Charles Chaplin. With Fatty Arbuckle, Charles Murray, Fritz Schade, Charley Chase, Harry McCoy, Minta Durfee, Cecile Arnold. (Also known as Putting One Over, The Female Impersonator, The Picnic, and erroneously as His New Profession, the title of another Keystone.)
Charlie is an actor in a movie studio. The first scene shows him without make-up. Then in his familiar garb, flirting with the girls, he misses his cue and ruins the scene. Fired, he returns disguised as a woman. Winning all with his coy charm, he is hired. The ruse discovered, he is chased down a well. Outstanding scene: Charlie as the woman picking up a cigarette and blowing the smoke in
HIS NEW PROFESSION
Released by Keystone, August 31, 1914. (1 reel)
Written and directed by Charles Chaplin. With Charley Chase. (Also known as The Good-for-Nothing and Helping Himself.)
A young man offers the impoverished Charlie a dollar to wheel his crippled uncle around while he sees a girl friend. After Charlie is refused money in advance for refreshment, the uncle with his gouty foot almost goes off the pier. But the girl and the angry nephew cause Charlie's downfall.
THE ROUNDERS
Released by Keystone, September 7, 1 91 4. (1 reel)
Written and directed by Charles Chaplin. With Fatty Arbuckle, Minta Durfee (his wife), Phyllis Allen (as Charlie's wife), Al St. John, Charley Chase, Fritz Schade, Wallace MacDonald. (Also known as Revelry, Two of a Kind, and Oh, What a Night.)
See p. 36, 37, 39, 40, 48, 288
THE NEW JANITOR
Released by Keystone, September
24, 1914. (1 reel)
Written and directed by Charles
Chaplin. With Al St. John, Jack
Dillon (?) (Also known as The
New Porter and The Blundering
Boob.)