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The Essanay Manufacturing Film Company |
| Year: |
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1915 |
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Comedy |
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16 min. |
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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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JEGO REGENERACJA
His Regeneration
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| Directed by: |
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Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson |
| Writing credits: |
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Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson |
| Produced by: |
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Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson |
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more: photo gallery |
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Cast overview:
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| Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson |
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The Regenerate Burglar |
| Marguerite Clayton |
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The Girl |
| Lee Willard |
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The Burglar's Accomplice |
| Hazel Applegate |
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The Maid |
| Belle Mitchell |
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The Saloon Girl |
| Lloyd Bacon |
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The Saloon Girl's Companion |
| Charles Chaplin |
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A customer |
| Robert McKenzie |
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The Waiter |
| Bill Cato |
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First Cop at House |
| Darr Wittenmyer |
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Second Cop at House |
| Victor Potel |
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Pawn Shop Clerk |
Trivia:
Charles Chaplin who appears uncredited as a customer in the bar, was a business associate of 'G.M. Anderson' , who appeared in a cameo in Chaplin's film The Champion (1915). The main titles to this film read "...slightly assisted by Charles Chaplin", which suggests that Chaplin possibly hand a hand in the story or direction of this film, especially as he used the same story again for his later comedy Police (1916).
Synopsis:
A rough criminal gets into an argument over a girl in a dance hall. The argument turns into a fight, and the criminal is shot. As everyone else looks on, a young woman comes to his aid, and it turns out that he is not seriously wounded. He still remembers the woman who helped him when, later, he is committing a burglary and gets a surprise that will change his life.
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