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Charlie Chaplin – By the Sea | COLORIZED | Old Comedy Film | Classic

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Charlie Chaplin – By the Sea | COLORIZED | Old Comedy Film | Classic

Colorized Silent Movie: Charlie Chaplin – By the Sea – It is windy at a bathing resort. After fighting with one of the two husbands, Charlie approaches Edna while the two husbands themselves fight over ice cream. Driven away by her husband, Charlie turns to the other’s wife.

Charlie Chaplin – By the Sea (1915)
Director: Charles Chaplin
Writers: Charles Chaplin
Stars: Charles Chaplin, Billy Armstrong, Ed Armstrong
Genre: Short, Comedy
Country: United States
Language: English
Also Known As: Charlie by the Sea
Release Date: 29 April 1915 (USA)
Filming Location: Venice Beach, Venice, Los Angeles, California, USA

Storyline:
Charles Chaplin, with his big feet performing their usual mirth-provoking perambulations, wanders down to the sea shore. There is some wind blowing, so Chaplin anchors his hat to his head with a cable. He meets a pedestrian whose hat is similarly attached. The two bump, their hats fly off and they scramble for them. When the hats finally are recovered, each has the wrong one. This causes considerable embarrassment when the two cables go taut as the two men separate. Anger soon takes the place of embarrassment when the cables become hopelessly entangled, and they battle all over the beach. After they have fought themselves weary, they shake hands and decide to have a drink. They get ice cream cones and each insists the other have the honor of paying for them. This is unsatisfactory to the drug clerk and another row starts. They smear each other with ice cream and incidentally bespatter a six-foot dandy, which precipitates still more trouble. While the battle is still in progress Chaplin leaves his new-found pal in the lurch and slips off to flirt with the sweetheart of the dandy. His perfidy is discovered, however, and the result would stir the risibilities of the most forlorn gloom.

Reviews:
“This movie follows the rules of a screwball comedy, a bunch of odd-ball characters in a setting acting foolishly and building to a riotous crescendo. The movie when two men at the seaside collide and entangle themselves a string around their legs. Their petty fights go on to involve a woman, her suitor, a young wife, an icecream stand, a couple of policemen and all this set on the windy day of the sandy beaches. If the aim is to show the happenings at the beach, such as a Jacques Tati comedy which are character study comedies, it fails. But I do not think that is the intention, for no one exists on the beach beyond the characters we are watching. I do remember seeing a man in the background running towards the water. No, this movie wants to make you laugh, and so it does as the pettiness of the characters scramble you into the issues of pettiness that have been blown up into a mountain by you and in this cries out the laughs of this movie. Well-done and acted. Not as technical as other Chaplin shorts but funny as hell.”
– written by “raskimono” on IMDb.com

Also Known As (AKA):
(original title) By the Sea
Brazil (DVD box title) Carlitos à Beira-Mar
Bulgaria (Bulgarian title) На море
Czechia Chaplin na plázi
Denmark Chaplin paa Fluepapiret
France Charlot à la plage
Germany An der See
Germany (alternative title) Am Strand
Greece Δίπλα στη θάλασσα
Hungary Charlie a strandon
Italy Charlot alla spiaggia
Japan (Japanese title) アルコール先生海水浴の巻
Poland Charlie na plaży
Portugal Charlot Banhista
Russia У моря
Serbia Pored mora
Spain Charlot en la playa
Sweden Charlie vid badorten
Turkey (Turkish title) Şarlo Plajda
Ukraine У моря
USA (alternative title) Charlie by the Sea
USA By the Sea
Charlie’s Day Out

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