from United Artists
Directed by
Charlie Chaplin
Starring
Charlie Chaplin (A factory worker)
Paulette Goddard (A gamin)
Henry Bergman (Cafe Proprietor)
Tiny Sandford (Big Bull)
Chester Conklin (Mechanic)
Hank Mann (Burglar)
Stanley Blystone (Sheriff Couler)
Allan Garcia (President of the Electro Steel Corporation)
Richard Alexander (Cellmate)
Cecil Reynolds (Minister)
Mira McKinney (Minister's Wife)
Murdock MacQuarrie (J. Widdecombe Billows)
Wilfred Lucas (Juvenile Officer)
Edward Le Saint (Sheriff Conlon)
Fred Malatesta (Waiter)
Sammy Stein (Turbine Operator)
Juana Sutton
Ted Oliver (Billows' assistant)
Norman Ainsley
Bobby Barber (Worker)
Heinie Conklin (Workman)
Gloria DeHaven (Gamin's Sister)
Frank Hagney (Shipbuilder)
Chuck Hamilton (Worker)
Lloyd Ingraham (Governor)
Walter James (Assembly Line Foreman)
Edward Kimball
Frank Moran (Convict)
James C. Morton (Assembly Worker)
Louis Natheaux (Burglar)
John Rand (Convict)
Harry Wilson (Worker)
Written by
Charlie Chaplin |
 Charlie Chaplin bid farewell
to silent comedy with this funny and poignant masterpiece. He
stars as a factory worker fed-up with the job and his tyrannical
boss (who keeps an eye on all his employees via a big-brother
TV monitor). When he meets and falls in love with an orphaned
street waif, the two dream of a nice suburban existence... but
the cops are never far behind, chasing the vagabond couple.
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