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First National Pictures |
| Year: |
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1918 |
| Genre: |
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Comedy |
| Runtime: |
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40 min. |
| Country: |
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USA |
| Language: |
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English |
| Color: |
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Black & White |
| Sound Mix: |
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Silent |
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Technical Specifications
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PSIA DOLA
A Dog's Life
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| Directed by: |
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Charles Chaplin |
| Writing credits: |
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Charles Chaplin |
| Produced by: |
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Charles Chaplin |
| Original Music: |
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Charles Chaplin |
| Film Editing by: |
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Charles Chaplin |
| Cinematography: |
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Roland Totheroh |
| Production Design: |
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Charles D. Hall |
| Dog Trainer: |
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Charles Gee |
| Unit Publicist: |
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Elsie Codd |
| Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: |
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Charles Reisner |
| Seamstress: |
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Mother Vinot |
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more: photo gallery |
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Cast overview:
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| Charles Chaplin |
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Tramp |
| Edna Purviance |
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Bar singer |
| Syd Chaplin |
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Lunchwagon owner |
| Henry Bergman |
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Fat unemployed man/Dance-hall lady |
| Charles Reisner |
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Employment agency clerk |
| Albert Austin |
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Crook |
| Tom Wilson |
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Policeman |
| M.J. McCarthy |
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Unemployed man |
| Mel Brown |
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Unemployed man |
| Charles Force |
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Unemployed man |
| Granville Redmond |
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Dance-hall proprietor |
| Minnie Chaplin |
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Dance-hall dramatic lady |
| Alf Reeves |
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Man at bar |
| N. Tahbel |
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Hot tamale man |
| Rob Wagner |
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Man in dance hall |
| L.S. McVey |
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Musician |
Trivia:
This was Charles Chaplin's first film for First National Films.
Sydney Chaplin (Charles Chaplin's brother), played a small role in this film, and it was the first time the two brothers were on screen together.
Synopsis:
coming soon
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