
- Video edition
- Wikimedia Commons
- Original language
- No spoken dialogue. Intertitles: English.
- This copy runs
- 27:02
- Subtitles
- No subtitle track in this language
Wikimedia Commons · Charlie Chaplin · Public domain
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Synopsis
Two intoxicated companions carry their quarrels from public entertainment into a hotel, where attempts to reach their rooms create further disturbances. An encounter with a woman and her dog becomes compromising when her husband returns. Corridors, beds and an ill-timed search for refuge turn the end of the evening into another series of escapes.
Cast
Behind the scenes
This was Chaplin's first film with Edna Purviance and his first Essanay production after moving from Chicago to Niles, California. Their collaboration would continue through many of his subsequent films.
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Photograph credit
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- Charles Chaplin — Strauss-Peyton Studio, 1921; published in Photoplay no. 3 (1922); National Portrait Gallery / Wikimedia Commons. · Public domain in the United States (PD-US-expired)
- Ben Turpin — Anonymous Unknown author; http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Hills/4337/bturpin.html · Public domain
- Bud Jamison — Hal Roach; Youtube · Public domain
- Edna Purviance — Unknown photographer, 1923; J. Willis Sayre Collection of Theatrical Photographs, University of Washington Libraries, SAYRE 8372 / Wikimedia Commons. · Public domain in the United States (PD-US-expired)
- Leo White — Witzel; Photoplay Magazine March, 1917; pg. 24 https://archive.org/stream/photoplayvolume11112chic#page/378/mode/2up · Public domain
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