Between May 1916 and October 1917, Chaplin produced his finest
short comedies as a series for the Mutual Film Corporation."
"Fulfilling the Mutual contract, I suppose, was the happiest period of my career."
"The Immigrant was Charlie Chaplin's eleventh film in his series of twelve Mutual comedies, being first released on June 17, 1917.
Such were Chaplin's demands for perfection by this time that 90.000 feet of negative was photographed
for the production, and Charlie went four days and nights without rest while editing The Immigrant to final lenght.
The Immigrant
Dinner Time
More rolling
"Mother lost her money."
"You pickpocket!"
"Miss, come here!"
The arrival in the land of liberty.
"Good-bye"
Later... hungry and broke.
Beans!!!
"What's the trouble, waiter?"
"He was ten cents short."
"Coffee for the lady."
"I am an artist."
"Bring my check also."
"I'll engage both of you now, starting tomorrow."
A couple of dollars on account.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
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