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STUDIO TITRE ORIGINAL TITRE FRANCAIS Année Durée Métrage KEYSTONE MAKING a LIVING POUR GAGNER SA VIE 1914 13' 301.75 1B KEYST STUDIO TITRE ORIGINAL TITRE FRANCAIS année durée métrage KEYSTONE MAKING A LIVING POUR GAGNER SA VIE 1914 13' 301.75 1b KEYSTONE KID AUTO RACES AT VENICE, CAL CHARLOT EST CONTENT DE LUI 1914 11' 130.45 1/2b KEYSTONE MABEL'S STRANGE PREDICAMENT CHARLOT À L'HÔTEL 1914 17' 292 1b KEYSTONE A THIEF CATCHER 1914 ? 290 1b KEYSTONE BETWEEN SHOWERS CHARLOT ET LE PARAPLUIE 1914 15' 289.55 1b KEYSTONE A FILM JOHNNIE CHARLOT FAIT DU CINÉMA 1914 15' 287.75 1b KEYSTONE TANGO TANGLES CHARLOT DANSEUR 1914 12' 300 1b KEYSTONE HIS FAVORITE PASTIME CHARLOT EST TROP GALANT 1914 16' 288.35 1b KEYSTONE CRUEL, CRUEL LOVE CHARLOT MARQUIS 1914 16' 288 1b KEYSTONE THE STAR BOARDER CHARLOT AIME LA PATRONNE 1914 16' 291.7 1b KEYSTONE TWENTY MINUTES OF LOVE CHARLOT ET LE CHRONOMÈTRE 1914 20' 288.65 KEYSTONE MABEL AT THE WHEEL MABEL AU VOLANT 1914 18' 588.25 2b KEYSTONE CAUGHT IN A CABARET CHARLOT GARÇON DE CAFÉ 1914 9' 583.4 2b KEYSTONE CAUGHT IN THE RAIN CHARLOT ET LA SOMNAMBULE 1914 16' 295 1b KEYSTONE A BUSY DAY MADAME CHARLOT 1914 6' 133.80 1/2b KEYSTONE THE FATAL MALLET LE MAILLET DE CHARLOT 1914 18' 341.40 1b KEYSTONE HER FRIEND THE BANDIT LE FLIRT DE MABEL 1914 16' 300.25 1b KEYSTONE THE KNOCKOUT CHARLOT ET FATTY SUR LE RING 1914 27' 624.85 2b KEYSTONE MABEL'S BUSY DAY CHARLOT ET LES SAUCISSES 1914 10' 290 1b KEYSTONE MABEL'S MARRIED LIFE CHARLOT ET LE MANNEQUIN / 1914 17' 295 1b KEYSTONE LAUGHING GAS CHARLOT DENTISTE 1914 16' 303.25 1b KEYSTONE THE PROPERTY MAN GARÇON DE THÉÂTRE 1914 28' 585.20 2b KEYSTONE THE FACE ON THE BARROOM FLOOR CHARLOT ARTISTE PEINTRE 1914 14' 247.20 1b KEYSTONE RECREATION FIÈVRE PRINTANIÈRE 1914 7' 132.60 1/2b KEYSTONE THE MASQUERADER CHARLOT GRANDE COQUETTE 1914 9' 292.60 1b KEYSTONE HIS NEW PROFESSION CHARLOT GARDE MALADE 1914 16' 290 1b KEYSTONE THE ROUNDERS CHARLOT ET FATTY EN BOMBE 1914 16' 292.60 1b KEYSTONE THE NEW JANITOR CHARLOT CONCIERGE / CHARLOT PORTIER 1914 16' 291.70 1b KEYSTONE THOSE LOVE PANGS CHARLOT RIVAL D'AMOUR 1914 16' 293.80 1b KEYSTONE DOUGH AND DYNAMITE CHARLOT MITRON 1914 33' 596.50 2b KEYSTONE GENTLEMEN OF NERVE CHARLOT ET MABEL AUX COURSES 1914 16' 271.25 1b KEYSTONE HIS MUSICAL CAREER CHARLOT DÉMÉNAGEUR 1914 16' 283.50 1b KEYSTONE HIS TRYSTING PLACES CHARLOT PAPA 1914 32' 551.70 2b KEYSTONE GETTING ACQUAINTED CHARLOT ET MABEL EN PROMENADE 1914 16' 310 1b KEYSTONE HIS PREHISTORIC PAST CHARLOT NUDISTE 1914 22' 566.90 2b KEYSTONE TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE LE ROMAN COMIQUE DE CHARLOT ET LOLOTTE 1914 74' 1829 6b 15 films ESSANAY HIS NEW JOB CHARLOT DÉBUTE 1915 31' 578 2b ESSANAY A NIGHT OUT CHARLOT FAIT LA NOCE 1915 34' 566 2b ESSANAY THE CHAMPION CHARLOT BOXEUR 1915 31' 591 2b ESSANAY IN THE PARK CHARLOT DANS LE PARC 1915 14' 300 1b ESSANAY A JITNEY ELOPMENT CHARLOT VEUT SE MARIER 1915 26' 600 2b ESSANAY THE TRAMP CHARLOT VAGABOND 1915 26' 578 2b ESSANAY BY THE SEA CHARLOT À LA PLAGE 1915 20' 296 1b ESSANAY WORK CHARLOT APPRENTI 1915 41' 615 2b ESSANAY A WOMAN MAM'ZELLE CHARLOT 1915 26' 545 2b ESSANAY THE BANK CHARLOT À LA BANQUE 1915 25' 605 2b ESSANAY SHANGHAIED CHARLOT MARIN 1915 27' 540 2b ESSANAY A NIGHT IN THE SHOW CHARLOT AU MUSIC-HALL 1915 30' 529 2b ESSANAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S BURLESQUE ON CARMEN CHARLOT JOUE CARMEN 1916 31' variable pays ESSANAY POLICE CHARLOT CAMBRIOLEUR 1916 34' 625 ESSANAY TRIPLE TROUBLE LES AVATARS DE CHARLOT 1918 23' ? 12 films MUTUAL THE FLOORWALKER CHARLOT CHEF DE RAYON 1916 30' 529 2b MUTUAL THE FIREMAN CHARLOT POMPIER 1916 24' 600 2b MUTUAL THE VAGABOND CHARLOT MUSICIEN 1916 34' 596 2b MUTUAL ONE A. M. CHARLOT RENTRE TARD 1916 22' 610 2b MUTUAL THE COUNT CHARLOT ET LE CONTE 1916 24' 609.60 2b MUTUAL THE PAWNSHOP CHARLOT BROCANTEUR / USURIER 1916 25' 591 2b MUTUAL BEHIND THE SCREEN CHARLOT FAIT DU CINÉ 1916 23' 547 2b MUTUAL THE RINK CHARLOT PATINE 1916 30' 573 2b MUTUAL EASYSTREET CHARLOT POLICEMAN 1917 23' 535.53 2b MUTUAL THE CURE LA CURE 1917 24' 559 2b MUTUAL THE IMMIGRANT L'ÉMIGRANT 1917 25' 551.38 2b MUTUAL THE ADVENTURER CHARLOT S'ÉVADE 1917 24' 562.36 2b STUDIO TITRE ORIGINAL TITRE FRANCAIS année durée partenaires femmes 9 films FIRST NATIONAL A DOG'S LIFE UNE VIE DE CHIEN * 1918 32'30'' FIRST NATIONAL THE BOND 1918 10' Edna PURVIANCE FIRST NATIONAL SHOULDER ARMS CHARLOT SOLDAT * 1918 36'10'' Edna PURVIANCE FIRST NATIONAL SUNNYSIDE UNE IDYLLE AUX CHAMPS 1919 29' Edna PURVIANCE FIRST NATIONAL A DAY'S PLEASURE UNE JOURNÉE DE PLAISIR 1919 18' Edna PURVIANCE FIRST NATIONAL THE KID LE GOSSE 1921 > 1971 68' > 50' Edna PURVIANCE FIRST NATIONAL THE IDLE CLASS CHARLOT ET LE MASQUE DE FER [LES OISIFS] 1921 31' Edna PURVIANCE FIRST NATIONAL PAY DAY JOUR DE PAIE 1922 21' Edna PURVIANCE FIRST NATIONAL THE PILGRIM LE PÉLERIN * 1923 39'40'' Edna PURVIANCE FIRST NATIONAL THE CHAPLIN REVUE * LA REVUE DE CHARLOT regroupe les trois cm 1959 112' Edna PURVIANCE 8 films lm UNITED ARTISTS A WOMAN OF PARIS L'OPINION PUBLIQUE 1923 > 1976 78' Edna PURVIANCE UNITED ARTISTS THE GOLD RUSH LA RUÉE VERS L'OR 1925 95' > 69' Georgia HALE UNITED ARTISTS THE CIRCUS LE CIRQUE 1927 lm Merna KENNEDY UNITED ARTISTS CITY LIGHTS LES LUMIÈRES DE LA VILLE 1931 lm Virginia CHERRILL UNITED ARTISTS MODERN TIMES LES TEMPS MODERNES 1936 lm Paulette GODARD UNITED ARTISTS THE GREAT DICTATOR LE DICTATEUR 1940 lm Paulette GODARD UNITED ARTISTS MONSIEUR VERDOUX 1947 lm Maddy CORRELL Marthe RAYE UNITED ARTISTS LIMELIGHT LES FEUX DE LA RAMPE 1951 lm Claire BLOOM ATTICA-ARCHWAY A KING IN NEW YORK UN ROI À NEW YORK 1957 lm Maxine AUDLEY UNIVERSAL A COUNTESS FROM HONG-KONG LA CONTESSE DE HONG-KONG 1966 lm Sophia LOREN CHAPLIN et les femmes… Edna PURIANCE 1895 – 1958 liaison 1915-1917 interrompue par mariage avec M Harris actrice His night out 1915 [Essanay] 40 films jusquʼà A wooman of Paris 1923 puis Monsieur Verdoux et Limelight non créditée Mildred HARRIS 1901 – 1944 mariage en 1918 leur enfant meurt divorce 1921 Actrice 135 films 1912 – 1944 Lita GREY Lillita Louise MacMurray 1908 – 1995 liaison en 1923 enceinte Mariage en 1924 deux enfants divorce difficile en 1927 actrice : lʼange de The Kid 1920-1921 6 films La ruée vers lʼor nc Peggy HOPKINS JOYCE liaison quelques semaines / idée du film A wooman from Paris Merna KENNEDY Maude KAHLER 1908-1944 actrice : The Circus 28 films 1928-1934 Georgia HALE 1905-1985 actrice : The gold rush 15 films 1925-1931 licenciée parlant envisagée essais pour remplacer V. Cherryll Paulette GODDARD Pauline Marion Goddard Levy 1910 – 1990 mariage 1936 – 1942 son deuxième [le dernier E M Remarque] actrice 62 films 1929 – 1972 Les temps Modernes Oona OʼNEILL 1925 – 1991 mariage 1943 – 1977 huit enfants Actrice 2 films dont Limelight non créditée. .
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