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 ever-optimistic Tramp (Chaplin) and the delightful little waif (six-year-old Jackie Coogan), who falls into the Tramp's lap as an abandoned child. The guardian teaches his foster son that life is truly no bed of roses, but the two soon become inseparable - and as a team, absolutely unbeatable.