Charlie Chaplin The Vagabond and the Child

A man throws stones through window panes, and another happens to pass by at just the right moment to offer his services as a knowledgeable glazier. The system works. And everything else in this beloved Charlie Chaplin classic works even better: Never before has a comedy united wit and sentimentality into a single entity, completely redefining the comedy genre. For the first time, filmmaker Chaplin ventured into a feature-length story about the poor but always optimistic tramp (Chaplin) and the delightful little waif (six-year-old Jackie Coogan), who falls into the tramp's lap as an orphan. The guardian teaches his foster son that life is truly no picnic, but the two soon become inseparable - and as a team, absolutely unbeatable.