Little tramp: Charlie Chaplin collection

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Charlie Chaplin was the cinema's first superstar. Widely hailed as a comic genius, he developed his screen persona of the luckless Little Tramp early on. Soon he was directing his own films and refining movie comedy from pie-in-the-face broad slapstick to humorous portrayals of the human condition, combining hilarity, grace and pathos.In this remarkable compilation are the comedy shorts made during the most productive years of comic genius Charlie Chaplin's career, from 1914, when he was first starting out as an unknown comic at Keystone Studios to the last short films he made in 1922 before working exclusively on features.Disc 1: At Keystone Studios (1914)Making a LivingKid Auto Races at VeniceBetween ShowersA Film JohnnyTango TanglesCruel Cruel LoveMabel at the WheelMabel's Busy DayCaught in a CabaretMabel's Married LifeThe MasqueraderHis New ProfessionThe RoundersThe Rival MashersDough and DynamiteDisc 2: At Essanay Studios (1915)A Night OutThe ChampionIn the ParkA Jitney ElopementThe TrampShanghaiedA Night in the ShowBurlesque on CarmenPoliceTriple TroubleDisc 3: At Mutual Studios (1916)The FloorwalkerThe FiremanThe VagabondOne A. M.The CountThe PawnshopBehind the ScreenThe RinkDisc 4: Mutual To First National (1917 - 1918)Easy StreetThe CureThe ImmigrantThe AdventurerA Dog's LifeShoulder ArmsDisc 5: At First National (1919 - 1922)SunnysideA Day's PleasureThe Idle ClassPay Day