These were included in the Chaplin film locations piece on the Travel Channel a couple of nights ago (
Time Traveling with Brian Unger). No credits were given for them so I'm not sure whose collection they are from.
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This one is from a 1917 charity baseball game. More photos here. |
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I believe this is on the set of Caught In A Cabaret (1914).
Mabel Normand is next to Charlie. |
Good eye, Jess. I noticed these photos as well. I searched and searched the credits at the end of the show, but was unable to find out whose these might be. One slide there was in very small print, so I guess it was on that slide. Overall, I was disappointed in the show, especially since they didn't even go inside the Chaplin Studios.
ReplyDeleteThe episode is now on youtube and that one screen with the small credits is easier to read. It was mostly stock photo sites, a few of which I have scoured myself and don't remember seeing these photos.
DeleteI agree about the show. Perhaps it was more interesting to non-fans.
Mabel looks gorgeous from what I can see
ReplyDeleteMabel certainly was gorgeous, and never looked better than in Caught in A Cabaret. Mabel was happiest when she was 'The Queen of The Hive', as in this photo. I know Charlie and Mabel were just about bf and gf at the time, but they should not be holding hands, unless Mack Sennett was very far away (like in NY).
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