To earn its living

to earn its living (Making has living room) is a burlesque comedy with Charles Chaplin, left in 1914.

Data sheet

Title: to earn its living
original Title: Making has living room
Other titles: has Busted Johnny , Troubles , Doing His Best .
Realization: Henry Lehrman
Scenario: Reed Heustis
Production: The Keystone Film Company
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Black and white - Silent film
Kind: Burlesque comedy
Length: 340 meters
Lasted: 11 minutes
Coming out date: February 2nd 1914

Distribution

Charles Chaplin: Slicker, to defer it
Virginia Kirtley: the young girl
Alice Davenport: the mother
Henry Lehrman: one to defer
Minta Durfee: a woman
Chester Conklin: a police officer/a vagrant
Tammany Young

Synopsis

Young person to defer, Slicker will allure a girl of good family and will charm the use of sound promised in marriage by concealing the camera to him where the negative ones of a report with feelings are.

Anecdotes

Noticed by Mack Sennett, Charles Chaplin is engaged by Keystone and there begins in January 1914 as interprets in this film directed by Henry " Pathé" Lehrman.

Chaplin hates its first appearance with the screen and does not cease disputing with its director. The film is in the right wire of the productions of Mack Sennett with ceaseless continuations and precise and fast gags. " The spectator must laugh at the beginning to the end if not it is perdu" the producer acknowledged.

The film receives warm welcome and Chaplin is rented there like an actor of first class.

Chaplin will find its character of Charlot as of following film: Charlot is content with him .

External bonds

http://www.cineclubdecaen.com/realisat/chaplin/01pourgagnersavie.htm
http://www.charles-chaplin.net/_filmo/cc_filmo_2.php
http://www.aubonticket.com/v4/Pour-gagner-sa-vie-f2169.xml

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