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Charlie Chaplin is The Tramp, and sneaks into a golf resort, where he is mistaken for a look-alike aristocrat. A hilarious case of mistaken identity ensues.

This film is in the public domain and may be viewed in its entirety at Google Video.

Tropes include:

• The Alcoholic: The aristocrat.
• Bizarre and Improbable Golf Game
• Identical Stranger
• Idle Rich
• If I Were a Rich Man
• Literal Ass Kicking: At the end.
• Masquerade Ball: Conveniently, the Aristocrat gets stuck in a suit of armor so no one can see his face, while everyone assumes the Tramp is just the Aristocrat dressed as a tramp for the ball.

The Circus

Films of the 1920s

Harold Lloyd