Charlie Chaplin

Charlie Chaplin

Summary

Portrait of Charlie Chaplin Charlie Chaplin,  The Gold Rush (1925)

“ Come here."
"Give that bum this note, and don't tell him I sent it."
"Have you seen Georgia?"
"Where's Georgia?"
"Where's Georgia?"
"THE CABIN!"
"THE CABIN!"
"THE CABIN!"
"The Cabin! The Cabin! Take me to the Cabin."
"Take me to the Cabin and I'll make you a millionaire in less than a month."
"GEORGIA!"
"Georgia, I got your note——"
"—and now I'm going to make good——"
"To the Cabin!"
After a long and tedious journey.
"The Cabin at last!"
"Bring in the eats, and in the morning we'll start for the mine."
Man proposes, but a storm disposes.
”
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Portrait of Charlie Chaplin Charlie Chaplin,  The Gold Rush (1925)

“ Hank Curtis cabin. Within a stone throw of the dance hall.
One way of getting breakfast.
Big Jim McKay owing to the blow he had received, lost his memory and wandered aimlessly on.
Hank Curtis and his partner prepare for a trip to their mine.
"Who is the little fellow?"
"Just someone to take care of the cabin while I'm away."
"Don't forget to feed the mule."
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Portrait of Charlie Chaplin Charlie Chaplin,  The Gold Rush (1925)

“ Big Jim McKay wanders into town.
"I have a mountain of gold."
"Where is this place?"
"I can't remember."
W. DAVIS
DISTRICT
RECORDER
ASSAYER
"The Cabin! That's it! If I only knew the way to the Cabin, I could find the mine."
"I'm sorry Jim, but we're very busy."
In the Dance Hall that night.
I'm sorry for what I did last night. Please forgive me-
I love you
Georgia
"Come here bum."
”
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