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• Sherlock Jr. - Another silent film by Buster Keaton featuring innovative visual gags.
• Modern Times - Charlie Chaplin's film that explores industrialization with humor.
• The General - A Buster Keaton classic featuring a mix of comedy and a historical backdrop.
• City Lights - A Chaplin film that combines romance and humor without dialogue.
• The Kid - Chaplin's blend of comedy and warmth in a silent film format.
• Safety Last! - Harold Lloyd's iconic silent comedy showcasing physical stunts.
• The Circus - A feature by Charlie Chaplin that involves aspirations and entertainment.
• A Dog's Life - Chaplin’s silent film about a tramp’s life, with themes of struggle and companionship.
• The Freshman - Harold Lloyd's film about college life filled with comedic mishaps.
• It’s a Gift - A silent film starring W.C. Fields exploring everyday absurdities.
• The Gold Rush - Chaplin's film about the Klondike Gold Rush with comedic survival.
• The Playhouse - Buster Keaton’s short showing his talent for visual comedy.
• The Grocer's Wife - French silent comedy that features domestic life humor.
• The Rubber Face - A short featuring grotesque humor in visual format.
• The Haunted House - Silent short with a combination of slapstick and supernatural elements.
• The Navigator - A Buster Keaton adventure with comedic misadventures on the high seas.
• Seven Chances - A silent comedy where the protagonist tries to find a bride.
• Our Hospitality - A Keaton film showcasing his charm and comedic output in a Southern setting.
• The Battle of the Century - Features slapstick comedy, culminating in visual gags.
• Why Worry? - A Harold Lloyd film filled with physical comedy and misunderstandings.
• Sparrows - Mary Pickford in a silent drama showcasing themes of innocence and survival.
• The Fable of the Three Brothers - Short film engaging with whimsical storytelling and silent humor.
• The Love Nest - A silent film exploring romantic misadventures with humor.
• Mabel’s Busy Day - Charlie Chaplin’s comic mishaps in a domestic setting.
• The Scarecrow - A Charlie Chaplin film that includes visual comedy and slapstick humor.
• Big Business - Laurel and Hardy’s slapstick humor based on a small business.
• The Dentist - A slapstick comedy featuring an iconic performance by W.C. Fields.
• Moving Day - A short featuring slapstick comedy surrounding moving chaos.
• The Man Who Knew Too Much - Alfred Hitchcock’s early work with comedic elements and misunderstandings.
• The White Crow - A mix of drama and comedy featuring social commentary.
• In the Mood - A comedy with lighthearted interactions, reminiscent of early 20th-century styles.
• Broadway Nights - A blend of musical comedy and drama capturing the essence of the silent film era.
• One Week - A Buster Keaton short about a newlywed couple's hilarious struggle.
• The Skating Rink - A short involving comedy on ice, capturing similar light-hearted themes.
• Shanghaied - A short featuring physical comedy aboard a ship, typical of early 20th-century comedies.
• The House that Shadows Built - A reflection of the comedy and film-making era, engaging with similar themes.
• The Comedy of Terrors - A horror-comedy blending classic elements and humor reminiscent of Keaton.
• The Adventures of Prince Achmed - A silent animated film with visual storytelling akin to early comedies.
• The Golem - A classic silent film engaging with themes of creation and societal norms.
• The Last Laugh - A silent drama merging humor and poignant themes of social position.