Includes
The Circus 
City Lights 
The Kid 
Monsieur Verdoux
A King in New York 
A Woman of Paris
ALL DVD RIPS SOME WITH EXTRAS





The Kid (1921), Chaplin’s first feature, relates directly to Chaplin’s own hard upbringing. The Tramp adopts a street kid (Jackie Coogan), in a seamless blend of slapstick and sentiment. For A Woman of Paris (1923), Chaplin experimented: straight, adult melodrama, with no Charlie onscreen (save for a brief cameo). 1927’s The Circus is prized by many Chaplin critics as pure sublime comedy, less burdened by sentiment or politics than subsequent films. City Lights (1931) is an undisputed masterpiece; the Tramp befriends a blind girl, leading to one of the great bittersweet endings in film history. (Among the extras: a priceless seven-minute deleted scene involving little more than Chaplin and a piece of wood stuck in a grate.) With Monsieur Verdoux (1947), Chaplin turned his back on the Tramp and invented an elegant lady killer (literally); audiences disapproved, but the film stands as a fascinating essay on himself. Finally, after his exile from the United States, Chaplin made A King in New York (1957), which is mostly flat, except as autobiography.

The Circus 
Black & White 
Running time: 69 minutes approx. 

City Lights 
Black & White 
Running Time: 82 minutes approx. 

The Kid 
Black & White 
Running time: 50 minutes approx. 

Monsieur Verdoux 
Black & White 
Running time: 119 minutes approx. 
Plus 2 bonus titles: 
A King in New York 
A Woman of Paris
I HAVE TRYED TO LEAVE SUBTITLES SUB FILE INCLUDED MULTI SUBS
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