Modern Times
The Tramp struggles to live in modern industrial society with the help of a young homeless woman.
Drama, Comedy
United Artists, Charles Chaplin Productions
Charlie Chaplin as A factory worker, Paulette Goddard as A gamin, Henry Bergman as Cafe proprietor, Tiny Sandford as Big Bill, Chester Conklin as Mechanic, Hank Mann as Burglar, Stanley Blystone as Gamin's father, Al Ernest Garcia as President of the Electro Steel Corp., Richard Alexander as Cellmate, Cecil Reynolds as Minister, Mira McKinney as Minister's wife, Murdock MacQuarrie as J. Widdecombe Billows, Wilfred Lucas as Juvenile officer, Edward LeSaint as Sheriff Couler, Fred Malatesta as Head waiter, Sammy Stein as Turbine operator, Juana Sutton as Woman with buttoned bosom, Ted Oliver as Billows' assistant, Gloria DeHaven as Gamin's Sister (uncredited), Norman Ainsley as Billows' Silent Assistant (uncredited), Bobby Barber as Worker (uncredited), Chuck Hamilton as Worker (uncredited), Jack Low as Worker (uncredited), Harry Wilson as Worker (uncredited), Heinie Conklin as Assembly Line Worker Next to Big Bill (uncredited), Bruce Mitchell as Paddywagon Policeman (uncredited), Lloyd Ingraham as Frustrated Cafe Patron (uncredited), Walter James as Assembly Line Foreman (uncredited), Buddy Messinger as Cigar Counterman (uncredited), Frank Moran as Convict (uncredited), James C. Morton as Assembly Line Relief Man (uncredited), Louis Natheaux as Burglar (uncredited), J.C. Nugent as Department Store Section Manager (uncredited), Russ Powell as Gypsy in Police Patrol Wagon (uncredited), John Rand as Other Waiter (uncredited), Pat Harmon as Paddywagon Policeman (uncredited)