Charley Chase At Hal Roach: The Late Silents (1927) (DVD)

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Charley Chase At Hal Roach: The Late Silents (1927) (DVD)A collection of 15 all time great silent era comedy shorts starring one of the silent era's top stars Both Charley Chase and the Hal Roach Studios Golden Era was in the late 1920's, and 1927 was the year Charley Chase was the Lot of Fun's Number One star. His films from that period, directed by his Brother James Parrott and supervised by Leo McCarey, were not only some of his best but were some of the best silent comedies from the silent era. Most of

That sinuous moll cuddling up to you on the dance floor is not the floozy she seems

HE STARTED OUT TRYING TO SCORE AND ENDED UP BEING A TARGET

flashbacks

just before he co-wrote the anthem "Suicide Is Painless" for Altman's next film

Or was it Wadsworth the butler

there's never a dull moment for Shaun and his friends

writer Nisan Takahashi and others

Heather Drain and Kat Ellinger

Journey to the Line (From "The Thin Red Line")

supervised by Oscar-nominated cinematographer Robert Fraisse

Victor is reunited by chance with David

Making Of (50 minutes)