Rare Charlie Chaplin (1914)： The Flirty Mr. and Mrs. Stout [Restored Edition]

​In this legendary collaboration, Charlie Chaplin teams up with the great Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle. The two play a pair of rowdy revelers who, after a long night out, must navigate the wrath of their formidable wives. The "Mr. and Mrs. Stout" reference highlights the classic domestic comedy tropes of the era: henpecked husbands, spirited wives, and the chaotic "slapstick" misunderstandings that made Chaplin a household name.