The Vagabond
THE IMMIGRANT fled on a ship to America. Poor and hungry he rejoices over a coin that he finds – without noticing, that it is his own last penny, that fell out through a hole in his pocket. Chaplin’s iconic character of the „tramp“ already embodies this migrating movement by film titles like THE VAGABOND. The underdog tries to survive in a hostile world and to stay humane at the same time. With slapstick and humanism, these films tell of a time, when in consequence of the First World War another big wave of refugees was rolling from Europe to America.
- Charles Chaplin - The Saloon Violinist
- Edna Purviance - The Gypsy Drudge
- Eric Campbell - The Gypsy Chief
- Charlotte Mineau - The Girl's Mother
- Vincent Bryan
- Maverick Terrell
- Charles Chaplin
- William C. Foster
- Roland Totheroh
- Frank D. Williams
- Charles Chaplin
- George Cleethorpe