CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S "THE CIRCUS" (1928) FOR DUMMIES

The storyline while in the movie reveals this. Chaplin’s tramp falls in enjoy with Merna, who returns his affection. Then, a tightrope walker named Rex (performed by Henry Bergman) arrives on to the scene and Merna quickly falls in adore with him. Why? Simply because his act is daring and dangerous even though Chaplin’s clown act has less Statu

) In addition, the film delivers in one of the stereotypes we see a whole lot in circus movies: criminal offense. Whenever we first fulfill The Tiny Tramp, he’s observing a sideshow with a large group while a person beside him picks the pocket of the rich spectator, then attempts to throw the blame on Chaplin by immediately moving the wallet he s