Salls of Chaplin's First Movie Idea
Alfred Reeves recalls Charlie Chaplin’s early dream to make comedy pictures in 1910. They planned to buy a camera and shoot in short lengths with inserts, but the project lapsed. Chaplin later fulfilled the idea with innovations seen in The Gold Rush and Kids Auto Races.
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