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* Shoutout: More specific a CharlieChaplinShoutOut: In the Belgian comic strip series ComicStrip/DeKiekeboes, in the album ''"Kies Kiekeboe"'' a clip from ''A Dog's Life'' is shown on TV. Konstantinopel seats himself next to his dog and says: ''"I like a Chaplin movie more. [than watching a political advertisement]''.
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* OfCorpseHesAlive: Charlie knocks out one of the thugs and plays him like a puppet to get hold of the money.
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* TapOnTheHead: At the restaurant, Charlie easily knocks both thugs out with a bottle.
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* Shoutout: More specific a CharlieChaplinShoutOut: In the Belgian comic strip series ComicStrip/DeKiekeboes, in the album ''"Kies Kiekeboe"'' a clip from ''A Dog's Life'' is shown on TV. Konstantinopel seats himself next to his dog and says: ''"I like a Chaplin movie more. [than watching a political advertisement]''.
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An attractive singer with a lovely voice sings. (Yes, this is still a silent film, but they still wrote scores for the things, and no human voice is heard.) She moves everyone who hears her to tears. When she is done singing, the owner of the Green Lantern suggests she set herself to flirting to attract customers. She focuses her attention on the Tramp--who really doesn't get that sort of thing...
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An attractive singer with a lovely voice sings. (Yes, this is still a silent film, but they still wrote scores for the things, and no human voice is heard.) She moves everyone who hears her to tears. When she is done singing, the owner of the Green Lantern suggests she set herself to flirting to attract customers. She focuses her attention on the Tramp--who really doesn't get that sort of thing...
* BabiesEverAfter: A funny variant. In the last scene we see Charlie and Edna working a little farm. They go inside and look over a little cradle--which contains Scrappy nursing a litter of puppies.
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* TheTramp: He's doing particularly badly in this one, sleeping in a junkyard.
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* CanineCompanionCrossCastRole: Henry Bergman, who was one of Chaplin's collaborators and stock players for 25 years, here appears as a large woman at the Green Lantern who weeps copiously when the singer sings a sad song.
* CanineCompanion: Charlie takes his dog everywhere. Even to a nightclub. Justified, in that Charlie is homeless.
* TheChanteuse: Edna Purviance, Chaplin's leading lady in almost all of his films from 1915 to 1923, here plays a singer at the Green Lantern that Charlie falls for.
* CanineCompanion: Charlie takes his dog everywhere. Even to a nightclub. Justified, in that Charlie is homeless.
* TheChanteuse: Edna Purviance, Chaplin's leading lady in almost all of his films from 1915 to 1923, here plays a singer at the Green Lantern that Charlie falls for.
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The film can be seen [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tSjP90frsw here]].
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CharlieChaplin is The Little Tramp, a homeless man very down on his luck but trying to make the best of it. We first see him sleeping in a junkyard, plugging a draft in the fence with his handkerchief, and trying to steal himself breakfast, and escaping the cop who catches him doing it.
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Do not confuse with [[Theater/ADogsLife the one act play]] of the same name.
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Do not confuse with [[Theater/ADogsLife [[Theatre/ADogsLife the one act play]] of the same name.
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Do not confuse with [[Theater/ADogsLife the one act play]] of the same name.
