Variety sang its praises, Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush maintains its status as a great and elaborate comedy.

Charlie Chaplin returned to more dramatic territory with the comedy-drama Limelight, ... City Lights balanced comedy, drama, ...

It’s a story that echoes the real-life dilemma faced by Charlie Chaplin in the late 1920s. ... his signature character the Tramp would fall in love with a blind flower girl, ...

The bowler hat and cane that accented Charlie Chaplin's costume in "Little Tramp" has sold for $62,500 at ... The Los Angeles Times was on hand at the auction and photographed Chaplin's signature hat: ...

Posh Lounge is a full-service liquor and wine bar that sits in the lobby of the Waverly building. The Charlie Chaplin Martini, like some of its other signature cocktails, is named after the dog of one ...

Charlie Chaplin, the silent movie ... He slips and shuffles with an erstwhile grace, and after his character gets the idea for what would become Chaplin’s signature costume, he even looks the part.

The opening scene of City Lights (1931)—wherein Chaplin’s signature childlike, vagrant character, the Tramp, is given a flower by the romantic lead, Virginia Cherrill—took an astounding 342 ...

The Museum of Modern Art has worked on a meticulous restoration of Chaplin’s 1918 film “Shoulder Arms,” screening on Thursday, that likely differs in every frame from what viewers have seen.

Charlie Chaplin, in anything, is b.o., and in "Modern Times," his first self-starring production in five years, it's box office with a capital B. The picture is grand fun and sound entertainment ...

IMAGE: Signed photo of Charlie Chaplin 1925, without signature mustache/makeup. Whether through our Jewish celebrity blog 6 Degrees No Bacon, a Matisyahu beard-shaving incident blogged by yours ...

Charlie Chaplin had a big problem with law as it was enforced, order as it was imposed, and the norms of propriety and morality as they were applied—namely, against the downtrodden, the ...