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	Here's a report on Charlie Chaplin! -- The Charlie Chaplin Forum
		In most of his films, Chaplin performed one kind deed after another for the sake of the women he adored, but he ultimately understood that they could never be expected to fall in love with a Tramp like him.
		In most of his films, Chaplin >performed one kind deed after another for the sake of >the women he adored, but he ultimately understood that >they could never be expected to fall in love with a >Tramp like him.
		In 1925, the Little Tramp made his UA debut, in The Gold Rush, the film Chaplin called “the picture I want to be remembered by.” Chaplin was awarded an honorary Academy Award in 1928 for his film The Circus.
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	Modern Times (1936)
		From the opening notes of the rich orchestral score to the first and last time the voice of "The Little Tramp" is heard near the end of the film, the effect is of a film that speaks with a clear, well-rounded voice.
		While they clearly share some similarities - mainly because of the �little tramp� character portrayed by Chaplin in each film - the three movies had different emphases and looked at varied aspects of life.
		Although the whole �Little Tramp� routine could become a bit cloying at times, there�s no question that Chaplin was an extremely gifted physical comedian, and this movie offers a nice variety of excellent routines.
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	Rupert Mena da Costa Silva
		The great author and film-critic James Agee said, 'The Tramp is as centrally representative of humanity, as many-sided and as mysterious as Hamlet.'� That is why one could select any Chaplin 'Little Tramp' comedy and thus behold a genuinely important motion picture.
		Opening on 28th February, 1914, Between Showers was Charles Chaplin's fourth film released, and the third featuring his famous character, The Little Tramp.
		The Tramp laughs, there's some falling over and fisticuffs, with the masher's buttocks left sore from being poked there by The Tramp with the umbrella's tip.
	communication.students.rmit.edu.au /1999/rupert/friends.htm

	DVD Verdict Review - The Circus
		When the circus owner discovers that the Tramp garnered all his laughs by accident, he decides to retain the Tramp as a janitor and make him an unwitting laughingstock and attraction.
		While working for the circus, the Little Tramp falls for Merna, an acrobat who happens to be the owner's daughter.
		It is the only one of his early films not to be mentioned in his autobiography.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/thecircus.php (866 words)

	Amazon.com: Video: City Lights
		Chaplin was at his zenith in 1928 when he started a journey of more than two years to develop and film this story, and the Little Tramp had already been a familiar character to audiences for over a decade.
		The little Tramp immediately falls in love with her, and he throughout the film, tries to help her see again, by getting money to pay for this operation.
		When the formerly blind girl gives the Little Tramp a flower and ultimately says "Yes, I can see now", the scene takes on such emotional gravity as to defy explanation.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/6302561833?v=glance&vi=customer-reviews (866 words)

	Toon Zone - Your Source for Toon News!
		The 50th Anniversary Edition will include never-before-seen deleted scenes; a newly discovered alternate, original storyboard version of the film, “Finding Lady: The Art of Storyboards”; “Lady’s Pedigree: The Making of ‘Lady and The Tramp’" with rare footage of Walt; a virtual board game; a virtual DVD-ROM "adopt your own puppy" feature; and more.
		Lady and the Tramp: 50th Anniversary Edition will include both widescreen and fullscreen versions of the film.
		Reported by Zedd on 02-17-2006 3:59 AM Walt Disney’s Lady and the Tramp will be released from the Disney Vault in a 2-disc Special Edition on February 28, 2006.
	www.news.toonzone.net /section.php?ID=2 (1226 words)

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		I Capricorn I, Capricorn - Look of Love {From the Film "Casino Royale"} - Way a Woman Loves - Love - Where Am I Going?
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	Charlie Chaplin: The Beloved Little Tramp - Suite101.com
		It was here, at Essanay Films, that "The Tramp" was born.
		However, within two years of "The Tramp's" first appearance on film, he was one of the most recognizable film characters known at the time.
		The character, "The Tramp," was a short, nervous looking man with a thick black mustache, a ill-fitting baggy suit and a penguinlike walk.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/4908/32574 (1226 words)

	Charlie Chaplin biography, the little tramp - world famous tramp clown
		Many people mistakenly think that the character of the Jewish Barber in the film is the Tramp, but Charlie Chaplin was adamant that they are different characters.
		It is the story of the Little Tramp going north to the Alaskan gold rush, and by more luck than skill both getting the girl and becoming rich.
		Chaplin had been slowly moving the Little Tramp towards this more balanced characterization for some time -- and now Charlie the tramp is maturing.
	www.clown-ministry.com /History/Charlie-Chaplin.html (1226 words)

	Charlie Chaplin(TM)
		Charlie Chaplin’s The Little Tramp character and his film images lend themselves well to a wide selection of licensed merchandise including gift collectables, film memorabilia, stationery, calendars, prints and posters, watches and eyewear.
		There he created his Little Tramp character, who, with his moustache, hat, cane, baggy trousers and big boots, became an icon that is universally recognized to this day.
		Universal City Studios: actors perform as The Little Tramp character, strolling around the Universal Studios Japan theme park in Osaka entertaining the crowds.
	www.copyrights.co.uk /en/1/porchp.html (1226 words)

	Astrology Software for Research - Charlie Chaplin - astrology chart
		His first film, "Making a Living," was released in February 1914 and later that month, Chaplin assembled the costume of his trademark character, the Tramp, a persona that would serve him well in his life.
		That year, he released his movie, "The Tramp." By 1916, more in demand than ever, he signed with the Mutual Film Corporation for a still larger salary, turning out such hits as "The Floorwalker," "the Fireman, "The Vagabond," and others.
		The British-American entertainer, writer, director and producer was perhaps best known for his creation of the memorable character, the Tramp, also known as the Little Fellow or simply Charlie.
	www.astrodatabank.com /NM/ChaplinCharlie.htm (1226 words)

	The Gold Rush (1925)
		It was Chaplin's own personal favorite film, that showcases the classic Tramp character (referred to as "The Little Fellow" in the re-release version) as a romantic idealist and lone gold prospector at the turn of the century, with his cane, derby, distinctive walk, tight shabby suit, and mustache.
		The Gold Rush (1925) is the quintessential Chaplin/Little Tramp film, with a balance of slapstick comedy and pantomime, social satire, and emotional and dramatic moments of tenderness.
		The film, inspired in part by the gruesome Donner Party story, was shot (over a period of 15 months from spring 1924-summer 1925) both on a Hollywood studio back lot and in Truckee, California/Nevada, and premiered in New York at the Strand Theatre in mid-August, 1925.
	www.filmsite.org /gold.html (728 words)

	Charlie Chaplin: motion-picture actor, director, producer, and composer
		In his first two films of the sound era, City Lights and Modern Times, Chaplin's little tramp remained silent.
		Film sound recording in the late 1920s, however, imperiled the effectiveness of the pantomime on which much of his creative imagination depended; also, he became concerned with themes of contemporary significance.
		He was associated later with the Essanay Film Company, the Mutual Film Company, and the First National Film Company.
	infonotas.com /biography/charlie-chaplin/biography-charlie-chaplin.htm (728 words)

	Silent Era : DVD : Chaplin's Essanay Comedies, Volume 2 (1915) Review
		This story of a criminal’s rehabilitation as the result of a single woman’s kindness is punctuated early in the film by Chaplin’s appearance as a tramp in a barroom.
		The Tramp was Chaplin’s last film shot in and around the Niles studio area.
		We can only hope that a complete collection of the Keystone films — minus the lost film Her Friend the Bandit (1914) — is the next Chaplin project for David Shepard.
	www.silentera.com /DVD/chaplinEssanay2DVD.html (728 words)

	Jan Svankmajer: Faust [Lekce Faust] (1994)
		He watches as a tramp, carrying a severed human leg, is pestered by a large black dog until he throws the limb into the river.
		He is felled by a red car, and Cornelius and Valdes watch in amusement as a tramp carries away a severed leg from the scene of the accident.
		The myth of Faust is one of the key myths of this civilisation, and its interpretations are numerous.
	www.illumin.co.uk /svank/films/faust/faust.html (728 words)

	Articles - The Circus (silent film)
		The Circus is a 1928 silent film which finds Charlie Chaplin& Little Tramp character being chased by a policeman at a circus.
		It became the 7th highest grossing silent film in cinema history taking in more than $3.8 million dollars in 1928.
		The ringmaster thinks his antics are hysterical, and hires him, but finds that The Tramp can't be funny on purpose, so the ringmaster makes him a janitor who always happens to be in the ring when things start happening.
	www.kimia-sains.com /articles/The_Circus (728 words)

	1849 Gold Rush
		Since the film was originally shot at 18 frames per second, the sound version, shown at 24 frames per second, is both shorter and faster than the original silent screenings.
		The Gold Rush is the 5th highest grossing silent film in cinema history, taking in more than $4,250,000 at the box office in 1925.
		The film has been selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.
	www.wwwtln.com /finance/0/1849-gold-rush.html (1471 words)

	Charlie Chaplin's "The Circus" Comes to Academy Screen
		The newly-restored print of this classic film, which stars Chaplin as a tramp who falls in love with a circus owner's acrobatic daughter, comes to the screen as part of the Academy Standards Screening Series.
		Charlie Chaplin's 1928 Academy Award®-winning silent film "The Circus" stars Chaplin as a tramp who falls in love with a circus owner's acrobatic daughter.
		A later score, written for the film by Chaplin himself in 1967, will be performed live by the Robert Israel Orchestra, a 25-piece ensemble with a full complement of strings, wind, brass and percussion.
	www.oscars.org /press/pressreleases/2002/02.10.01.html (302 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - The Chaplin Revue
		Sunnyside would have been a stronger film had Chaplin kept this reel, which features the Little Tramp as a barber.
		The music has always been an important element of all Chaplin films, both silent and sound, and not to be able to hear it in a majestic manner is a cruel joke.
		While it was great to have three of his finest shorts compiled into a feature film, some purists complained that the new format was a mere bastardization of the original shorts.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/chaplinrevue.php (1992 words)

	Fantasies Come True - Disney memorabilia and colletibles - Disney 101
		So innovative was this film that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences awarded Disney a special Oscar (one full-size Oscar and seven dwarf-sized Oscars) for "significant screen innovation".
		Fifty years after the release of one of Walt Disney's most treasured films came a picture that, whilse not a sequel in the traditional sense, was at least a continuation of Walt's original idea.
		During its long development, Tramp's name went from "Homer" to "Rags" to "Bozo" to eventually "Tramp" and the Siamese Cats (voiced by Peggy Lee and not part of the original story "Happy Dan, the Whistling Dog) started out as "Nip" and "Tuck" before they were renamed "Si" and "Am".
	www.fantasiescometrue.com /disney101.htm (4793 words)

	Charlie Chaplin on Turner Classic Movies
		In this silent film, the Little Tramp joins a circus to hide from the police.
		In this silent film, a bricklayer and his wife clash over his end-of-the-week partying.
		The Little Tramp tries to build a home with a young slum girl.
	ednapurviance.org /chaplininfo/tcmchaplinaug.html (409 words)

	Tramp oil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It may originate from the lubrication oil that seeps out from the slideways and is washed into the coolant mixture but it may also come from the protective film the steel supplier coats the bar stock with (to prevent rusting) or hydraulic oil leaks.
		Tramp oil or sump oil is the unwanted oil that becomes mixed with cutting fluids (coolants).
		As the disc rotates the tramp oil clings to each side of the disc to be scraped off by two wipers, before the disc passes back through the coolant.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tramp_oil (409 words)

	phoenixnewtimes.com Film Bird Droppings 2005-08-18
		Not every children's film can be Shrek -- or the wonderful Disney films of old, such as Lady and the Tramp and Bambi.
		While the film completely avoids violence -- no bombing raids, neither human nor avian carnage -- it would seem to be a rather uninteresting subject for the wee tots Disney is hoping to attract.
		The film's hero is a plucky, undersize wood pigeon named Valiant (voiced by Ewan McGregor) who, over his mother's objections, volunteers for military service.
	www.phoenixnewtimes.com /Issues/2005-08-18/film/film3.html (742 words)

	Seven Dials - Idea for a sci-fi film - Crowned Anarchist Literature - Roland Michel Tremblay
		The film is happening in seven days and each morning Ray is waking up near the monument in front of a different street to find his world completely different from the previous day.
		The old woman, a tramp, sitting at the monument all day long appears to be the only constant element throughout the seven days, and she sorts of become his conscience.
		This film should be modern and show the great life of London.
	www.crownedanarchist.com /sevendials.htm (3984 words)

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		Modern Times - Chaplin's last silent film is a witty satire on the 'little' worker being gobbled up in the coming of the Machine Age.
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	deseretnews.com Charlie Chaplin — The tramp is a champ
		Charlie Chaplin — The tramp is a champ
		And it continues when the Little Tramp breaks away, climbs up through a skylight and leaps over rooftops as he follows the truck, eventually jumping into its bed and taking the lad back into his arms.
		He is torn from the arms of the Little Tramp, who has raised him from infancy, and while the Tramp is restrained, the boy is placed in the bed of an old pickup truck.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,595046738,00.html (3984 words)

	History - Charlie Chaplin
		In his first two films of the sound era, City Lights and Modern Times, Chaplin's little tramp remained silent.
		His portrayal of the little tramp, a universally recognized symbol of indestructible individuality triumphing over adversity and persecution, both human and mechanical, won him critical renown as a tragicomedian.
		During these years Chaplin gradually developed the tramp character from a jaunty, slapstick stereotype into the compassionate human figure that came to be loved by audiences throughout the world.
	www.michaelcarloneil.com /chaplin/enchaplin2.html (3984 words)

	Bully Movie Review at Hollywood Video
		The film is based on the factual case of a group of Florida stoners who decide to kill a fringe member of their pack.
		In Bully, for example, there are two blatant crotch shots of Bijou Phillips, who plays a thick-headed tramp named Ali with a penchant for short-shorts.
		At the beginning of his film, Clark seems to be asking viewers to feel sympathy for these benighted kids, but by the end, he's making fun of them.
	www.hollywoodvideo.com /movies/movie.aspx?MID=131778 (766 words)


		He made his first films in 1914 and in the years that followed went on to achieve enormous acclaim and popularity as an actor, director, composer, writer and producer, but most notably with his portrayal of 'the Tramp' in films that continue to have universal appeal to this day.
		One of the other films being produced, as part of the collaboration between Media One Global Limited and Cross Over Productions is Sonia, a life story ofSonia Gandhi who came to India as a young Italian for the love of her life, but stayed on for the love of the land.
		The medium of film is a great means to engage with young people in a creative and enjoyable way; to research and get inside Lottery funded projects in their local area.
	talkingpix.blogspot.com (7684 words)

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