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	The Charley Chase Collection - Kino on Video
		From the first release, Charley Chase was a hit with the public.
		Charley Chase was the master of the comedy of embarrassment.
		Charley Chase was the proverbial comic with good looks, who almost always got the girl (he usually had her at the beginning) He was what the ’20s were all about.
	www.kino.com /video/item.php?film_id=712 (597 words)

	Charley Chase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chase moved with ease into sound films in 1929 and continued to be quite prolific, occasionally putting his fine singing voice on display and including his self-penned songs in his comedy shorts.
		Chase's failure to adapt to the feature film format was primarily responsible for his dismissal from the Hal Roach Studio in 1936.
		Chase's tumultuous, fast-living lifestyle (he suffered from alcoholism for most of his professional career) began to take a serious toll on the comedian's health.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charley_Chase (755 words)

	© Charley Chase - Silent Film Star - goldensilents.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Silent film comedian and film director Charley Chase was born Charles Joseph Parrott in Baltimore, Maryland on October 20th, 1893 to Charles and Blanche Thompson Parrott, vaudeville performers.
		Charley got his start with Mack Sennett's Keystone Studio and he can be spotted in early Charles Chaplin films such as the Sennett feature "Tillie's Punctured Romance" (1914), also with Marie Dressler.
		Charley was hired to direct stars like Snub Pollard but wound up performing in front of the camera instead.
	www.goldensilents.com /comedy/charleychase.html (342 words)

	THE WORLD OF CHARLEY CHASE
		Charley Chase was an incredibly prolific star comedian of the 1920s and 1930s, producing hundreds of short comedies in both the silent and the sound eras.
		Chase's classic silent comedy "Mighty Like a Moose" (1926) is, according to the Registry, among those "fairly well-known films not yet selected to the Registry", and is routinely nominated each year for inclusion in the Registry.
		The only way to convince Hallmark to release the Chase comedies on DVD is if they see that there is a demand for them...so what I suggest is that everyone (and that means EVERYONE) who is at all interested in getting Chase on DVD contact Hallmark through their contact form off of their website.
	www.geocities.com /ysolan82/chase.html (1917 words)

	Thrilling Days of Yesteryear : Thrilling Days of Yesteryear
		Chase was also in that same boat; he had been dismissed by the Hal Roach Studios in 1936 (Roach was gradually phasing out his popular comedy shorts and transitioning to feature films) but was hired a year later by Columbia’s comedy shorts head Jules White to headline his own series.
		Charley falls for a girl (Sleeper again) who’s unfortunately going to be married to a man she’s never met in a wedding arranged by her father and his best friend.
		Charley’s in the same predicament, and—well, I won’t keep you in suspense, he’s the man to which she’s betrothed—but his plan is to extricate himself from the impending nuptials by pretending to be stark raving mad.
	blogs.salon.com /0003139/2004/08/22.html (1223 words)

	Charley Chase Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Charley Chase was a versatile screen personality; actor, director, writer and producer.
		Charley was born in Baltimore, Maryland, October 20, 1893.
		In 1923 Charley Chase began starring in films for Roach Studios, frequently being directed by his brother, James Parrott.
	members.aol.com /GoodTurn1/c_chase.htm (197 words)

	Charley Chase
		Chase made the transition to talkies as smoothly as Laurel and Hardy, and his comedy, whether in silent or sound films, was something uniquely his own.
		Charley Chase's forte was character comedy, yet his own character was apt to change from film to film.
		Like his younger brother James Parrott, Chase was beset with a drinking problem, and he died at the age of 46 in 1940.
	www.laurelandhardycentral.com /chase.htm (766 words)

	DVD Charley Symposium - Lobster Films
		Charley Chase, the man who elevated situation comedy to a hilarious art form in six two reel comedies
		Charley Chase was the proverbial comic with good looks, who almost always got the girl (he usually had her at the beginning) He was what the ’20s were all about.
		Charley poses as a butler for his newly remarried mother until the suspicious new papa can get used to his "son".
	www.lobsterfilms.com /dvd_charley_symposium.htm (314 words)

	Charley by Jill Cline
		Charley smiled when he ran, tearing down leaf-lined paths in the woods, white-tipped tail held high.
		Charley was eventually allowed to sleep in our bed, although we hadn't intended it.
		Charley would share the recliner, too, once you had settled in to watch a movie or catch a TV show.
	rainbowsbridge.com /stories/Cline-Charley-6329.htm (1000 words)

	DVD Charley 2 Symposium - Lobster Films
		THE CHARLEY CHASE COLLECTION II, an all-new DVD bringing six two-reelers (all between 20 and 25 minutes-long) and an eight-minute, special-feature montage about Chase's life and his slapstick work.
		Having worked in front and behind the cameras, Charley Chase became famous for starring in comedies populated with surreal misunderstandings originating from mundane situations.
		Known as the master of the comedy of embarrassment, Charlie Chase's nonchalant mannerisms, as well as his good looks, made him one of the most seductive silent-comedy heroes of the 20s.
	www.lobsterfilms.com /dvd_charley_2_symposium.htm (124 words)

	dOc DVD Review: Slapstick Symposium: The Charley Chase Collection Volume 2 (1925-1926) - Printable
		Charley Chase doesn't get nearly the accolades that some silent comics receive, but perhaps Kino's Slapstick Symposium series will help set that right.
		Charley gets a job as a butler to the nobleman and misunderstands his instructions to give Duke (the family dog) a bath, thinking he needs to give one to the nobleman.
		Chase deserves much more credit for his comedy than he gets, and this disc would be an excellent introduction to his pictures.
	www.digitallyobsessed.com /showrevpdf.php3?ID=7810 (888 words)

	Hurricane Charley - A Hurricane Chaser's Story
		Six hurricane chasers were to chase this monster storm on the very first piece of Florida land it set foot on, and record the grim fury of a super-hurricane's winds.
		At least we have Charley to chase tomorrow!" This was to their excitement, as Charley, a tropical storm at the time south of Cuba, was forecasted to move northward towards the Florida West Coast, and when in a hurricane chaser's life would two tropical cyclones be of interest in only a single day's time span.
		Upon a long and arduous task of leaving Punta Gorda, the chase team was surprised that the path of total devastation in hurricane Charley was very small, and was confirmed with the eye of the storm being less than five miles wide.
	www.sky-chaser.com /charley_story.htm (4122 words)

	ttgapers store - USA - The Charley Chase Collection (Slapstick Symposium) - Charley Chase, William V. Mong, Martha ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Bringing a collection of seven 2-reeler comedies from the golden period of this acting/producer legend, the CHARLEY CHASE DVD is a fantastic introduction to the funny and frenetic world of Charley Chase and a rare chance to experience the work of one of the most influential short-film comedians of the late 1920s.
		After a decade of working in front of and behind the cameras (he was Director General at the Roach Studios), Charley Chase was persuaded to start a new series of one reel comedies in 1923.
		Chase is a real surprise if you've been stuck with the usuals for silent comedy--his work almost seems like fun rips on Silents that would've been made in the Fifties for, say, "Singin' in the Rain." He especially had an acute eye for an outrageous site gag that somehow made sense.
	www.ttgapers.com /module-ttStore-product-asin-B0002CHIEC.html (1615 words)

	Charley Chase
		Chase made the transition to talkies as smoothly as Laurel and Hardy, and his comedy, whether in silent or sound films, was something uniquely his own.
		Charley Chase's forte was character comedy, yet his own character was apt to change from film to film.
		Chase was always eager to get into features, but his first effort, BANK NIGHT, bombed during previews and was re-edited into a two reeler, Neighborhood House (1936).
	laurelandhardycentral.com /chase.htm (766 words)

	Amazon.com: The Charley Chase Collection, Vol. 1 (Slapstick Symposium): DVD: Charley Chase,William V. Mong,Martha ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Bringing a collection of seven 2-reeler comedies from the golden period of this acting/producer legend, the CHARLEY CHASE DVD is a fantastic introduction to the funny and frenetic world of Charley Chase and a rare chance to experience the work of one of the most influential short-film comedians of the late 1920s.
		After a decade of working in front of and behind the cameras (he was Director General at the Roach Studios), Charley Chase was persuaded to start a new series of one reel comedies in 1923.
		Charley is very unhappy because he's being forced to marry a woman he doesn't know, and even more so after meeting and falling in love (or at least lust) at first sight with a young woman he meets at the depot.
	www.amazon.com /Charley-Chase-Collection-Slapstick-Symposium/dp/B0002CHIEC (2462 words)

	Hurricane Video Stock Footage - Katrina - Typhoon and Cyclone Tropical Storm Stock Video
		Ultimate Chase documented Hurricane Katrina's 30 foot storm surge from a Holiday Inn on Gulfport Beach, Mississippi.
		Ultimate Chase deployed the Theiss-Device in a hotel lobby only minutes before the surge rose up and gutted the entire first floor of the hotel.
		Ultimate Chase was one of only two news crews to brave out Hurricane Ivan on Pensacola Beach barrier island.
	www.ultimatechase.com /Hurricane_Video.htm (1160 words)

	Movie Info for Neighborhood House on MSN Movies
		This was one of Charley Chase's last comedies for producer Hal Roach.
		Here, Charley is determined to attend his local movie theater's "Bank Night" (a common promotion in the '30s, which involved a contest with a cash prize).
		Chase (under his real name Charles Parrott) and Harold Law directed, along with Alan Hale, Sr.
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=26820 (302 words)

	The Cyber Boxing Zone
		Chase was stopped twice by the Pittsburgh great in two title fights and lost an earlier encounter on points.
		Chase beat some of the top names in the game at the time, but two guys he just couldn't beat were the aforementioned Burley and the sadly neglected Holman Williams who topped Jack on four separate occasions.
		What is noticeable about the record of Jack Chase is the absence of practically all of the big-name white fighters at middleweight and even light heavyweight.
	www.cyberboxingzone.com /boxing/chase-j.html (994 words)

	Lightning Boy Previous Chase Log August 2004
		Right now I'm working on the Hurricane Charley hits Punta Gorda section and between all the video cameras we had working during the storm, I'm already up to 55 Minutes of action packed footage, and were not even to the eye wall yet.
		It will take the viewer through the start of the chase to the end of the hurricane and damage aftermath like you were there with the BNVN and Weathervine storm chasing team.
		This hurricane charley video is unlike anything anyone else has since BNVN and Weathervine were the only professional storm chasers in Punta Gorda Florida when the storm hit.
	www.lightningboy.com /blog/08_2004.htm (1738 words)

	village voice > screens > The Charley Chase Collection II by Michael Atkinson
		Beyond the silent pratfall trinity of Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd, competition was fierce on the supposed second tier of comic auteurs, and a major player (and ripe candidate for re-recognition) was Charley Chase.
		A longtime director with the prolific Hal Roach Studios (mostly for Snub Pollard), Chase eventually graduated from bit parts to slapstick hero after the career of his near identical brother, Paul Parrott, began to stumble due to persistent WW I ailments.
		On film, Chase was an anomaly—a straight-man farceur who had the blue-eyed good looks of John Gilbert and the cosmic bad luck of Job.
	www.villagevoice.com /screens/0539,dvd2,68336,28.html (317 words)

	Welcome To "Sky-Chaser.com"
		This chase observation was also conducted with the "Weathervine" storm intercept team, BNVN founder Doug Kiesling, and several other storm chasers.
		The chase vehicle, a Ford Focus Station Wagon, is ready to sample a hurricane with the modified "Weatherlab III" on its roof.
		As the inner eyewall of hurricane Charley moves in, the air literally becomes filled with all kinds of debris.
	www.sky-chaser.com /char04.htm (4596 words)

	4alfalfa.com: Kelly the Second summary
		Charley Chase is the owner of the soda shop, and eventually becomes the boxer's manager and part-owner.
		Chase: Oh...[he puts in two more spoons of powder into the potion] Two dimes...[puts in a third spoon]...buffalo nickel.
		Chase hands the drink over the counter to Alfalfa, who bolts it down while Chase nervously tries to shoo him away, telling Alfalfa to "run along quickly".
	www.4alfalfa.com /Alfalfaddendum/kelly.html (575 words)

	Hurricane Charley Stock Video - Hurricane Charley Video And Photos
		This arrow also represents the wind direction when the gas station awning was ripped to shreds by winds over 160mph in the northern eyewall.
		I started hearing reports of Charley intensifying rapidly and I knew instantly this was going to be a "Huge" story.
		Just as I found a good solid parking garage to use as a base, I noticed on radar that Charley wobbled a bit to the north and this would bring landfall into the Charlotte Harbor area, So I blasted back to the north and arrived into Charlotte Harbor, just 1 mile north-west of Punta Gorda.
	www.mthurricane.com /Hurricane_Charley.htm (1179 words)

	Chase and Parrott in early Lloyd shorts
		Charley was directing at Fox and King Bee at these times.
		Chases (like every fat man was Oliver Hardy).
		Yes, I realise Charley was mainly at King Bee at this time, Tommie.
	www.groupsrv.com /movies/about51944.html (1286 words)

	Milestone Films - Movie Details - Cut to the Chase: The Charley Chase Classic Comedy Collection - by:
		Two years in the works, the Charley Chase DVD project will come out in 2006 with some of the funniest films ever made!
		Working with Chase expert Professor Harold "Rusty" Casselton and archives around the world, this promises to be a wonderful and hilarious addition to the history of silent comedy.
		Charley Chase, Katherine Grant and Bull Montana in the hilarious THE UNEASY THREE (courtesy of MoMA), and Chase and Grant in CHARLEY MY BOY (courtesy of The Stanford Theatre Foundation)!
	www.milestonefilms.com /movie.php/chase (312 words)

	Chase County Shopping
		Below is a partial list of stores in Chase County.
		If you'd like your business to be listed, or if you'd like the Chamber to host a page for your businesses please contact here.
		Fiber Factory - located at 209 Broadway Cottonwood Falls Owners: Charley and Carol Klamm 620-273-8686 Hours: Monday - Saturday 9 am to 6 pm Sunday 1 pm to 5 pm.
	www.chasecountychamber.org /shops.html (699 words)

	Charley Chase (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		While Charley Chase is far from being as famous as "The Big Three" Charlie...
		Charles Chase / Charley Chan Chase / Charlie Chase / Charles Parrot / Charles Parrott
		When Comedy Was King (1960) (as Charlie Chase)....
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0153713 (608 words)

	Silent Era : DVD : The Charley Chase Collection II (1922-1926) Review
		This collection features six short Charley Chase comedies, His Wooden Wedding (1925), Isn’t Life Terrible (1925), Innocent Husbands (1925), Dog Shy (1926), Bromo and Juliet (1926), Shine ’em Up (1922), and A Charley Chase Biography (2004), a special montage about Chase’s life, narrated by Serge Bromberg and directed by Eric Lange.
		The Charley Chase Collection II (1922-1926), fl and white and color-tinted fl and white, 151 minutes total, not rated.
		Other Charley Chase silent era films available on DVD home video:
	www.silentera.com /DVD/charleyChaseColl2DVD.html (219 words)

	DVD: Retour de flamme : Charley Chase, LEO McCAREY, COMEDIE / VIDEO, vidéo
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