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One of over a dozen films Charles Chaplin directed in 1914.
A young man (Charley Chase) hires Charlie (Charles Chaplin) to care for his wheelchair-bound uncle while he spends time with his girlfriend. Charlie places a "help a cripple" sign on the sleeping man in order to make some quick change to buy a drink. The comedy climaxes with a melee involving Charlie, the nephew, his girlfriend and (of course) a couple of cops.
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Cast & Crew
Starring
- Roscoe Arbuckle - Bartender Smoking Cigar
- Cecile Arnold
- Charlie Chaplin
- Charley Chase
- Jess Dandy
- Minta Durfee
- Harry McCoy
- Charles Murray
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