Table of Contents:
Introduction to this website Our reason for being, and other miscellany.Charlie Chaplin filmography Links to this website's reviews of Chaplin's films.
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As befits its subject matter, this website is presented in glorious black-and-white.
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Check out dozens of the Chaplin movies reviewed here for free, right here on your PC! The Internet Archive is a non-profit website specializing in public-domain movies, books, and recordings. The Archive has most of Chaplin's Keystone, Essanay, and Mutual short subjects available for free viewing and/or download on your computer. Click on the Archive's logo (above) to go to their website.
Other "old-school" movie websites by this webmaster:
MovieMovie BlogBlog The webmaster's blog about some of his favorite movies.The Love Nest - A Buster Keaton Appreciation Cult. Reviews of Keaton's great 1920-1928 comedies, and many other Keaton-related goodies.
Laurel & Hardy's Leave 'em Laughing Page Reviews of Laurel & Hardy movies and biographies, and interviews with L&H biographers.
The Unofficial Way Out West Page A tribute to Laurel & Hardy's classic comedy Western.
The Marx Bros. in "A Day on the Internet" Reviews of the Marx Brothers' movie comedies.
So You Want a Joe McDoakes Website Reviews of the hilarious 1942-1956 Joe McDoakes short subjects.
Salty Steve's Popeye Page Reviews of the Fleischer Bros.' 1933-1942 Popeye cartoons.
If you are ever in the Jacksonville Beach, FL., area, visit or stay at the beautiful Casa Marina Hotel. Opened in 1925 one block from the Atlantic Ocean, its guests have included movie greats such as Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy, and Buster Keaton. Click on the photo at left to visit the hotel's website.