Chaplin lost and found

Document source:

Walker Art Center

Publication date:

1984

Document language:

English

Document type:

program

Number of pages:

2

Document name subject:

Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and Harold Lloyd

Document contains:

production co

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Film country(ies):

Great Britain and United States

Film language(s):

English

Film production company:

Attica Films, Inc., Buster Keaton Productions Inc., Celebrated Productions, Charles Chaplin Productions, Essanay, First National Pictures, Inc., Keystone Film Company, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Mutual Film Company, Thames Television, The Harold Lloyd Corporation, United Artists Corporation, and Universal Pictures

Film genre(s):

Animal, Comedy, Crime, Documentary, Drama, Family, Feature, Political, Romance, Short, Show business, Slapstick comedy, Sports, Television, War, and Yukon

Film subject(s):

• Abandoned children -- Drama
• Advertising -- United States -- Drama
• Alcoholics -- Drama
• Anti-Semitism -- Drama
• Anti-communist movements -- United States -- Drama
• Antinuclear movement -- Drama
• Aristocracy -- Drama
• Automation -- Social aspects -- Drama
• Automobile racing -- Drama
• Ballet -- Drama
• Banks and banking -- Drama
• Blind women -- Drama
• Boats and boating -- Drama
• Boxing -- Drama
• Bricklayers -- Drama
• Chaplin, Charlie, 1889-1977
• Circus -- Drama
• Class conflict -- Drama
• Clergy -- Texas -- Drama
• Clowns -- Drama
• College students -- Drama
• Comedians -- Drama
• David, King of Israel -- Drama
• Department stores -- United States -- Drama
• Depressions -- 1929 -- United States -- Drama
• Dogs -- Drama
• Escaped prisoner -- Drama
• Facism -- Drama
• Factories -- Drama
• Farmers -- Drama
• Female impersonators -- Drama
• Fire fighters -- Drama
• Ford Model T automobile -- Drama
• Fugitives from justice -- Drama
• Gipsy... -- Drama
• Gold mines and mining -- Drama
• Golf resorts -- Drama
• Goliath (Biblical giant) -- Drama
• Health resorts -- Drama
• Hitler, Adolf, 1889-1945 -- Drama
• Impersonation -- Drama
• Insurance, Life - Corrupt practices -- Drama
• Janitors -- Drama
• Klondike River Valley (Yukon) -- Gold discoveries -- Drama
• Lost films
• Man-woman relationships -- Drama
• Mistaken identity -- Drama
• Motion pictures -- Production and direction
• Motion pictures -- Production and direction -- Drama
• Music halls (Variety-theaters, cabarets, etc.) -- United States -- Drama
• Paris (France) -- Drama
• Pawnbrokers -- Drama
• Police -- Drama
• Reporters and reporting -- Drama
• Rich people -- United States -- Drama
• Robbery -- Drama
• Roller skating -- Drama
• Seaside resorts -- Drama
• Serial murderers -- France -- Drama
• Ships -- Drama
• Soldiers -- Drama
• Stowaways -- Drama
• Suicide -- Drama
• Tenement houses -- United States -- Drama
• Thieves -- Drama
• Tramps -- Drama
• Unemployment -- United States -- Drama
• Uxoricide -- Drama
• Waiters -- Drama
• World War, 1914-1918 -- Drama

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