THE 2-MINUTE RULE FOR CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S "THE CIRCUS" (1928)

The storyline from the film reveals this. Chaplin’s tramp falls in adore with Merna, who returns his passion. Then, a tightrope walker named Rex (performed by Henry Bergman) will come on to the scene and Merna promptly falls in love with him. Why? Because his act is daring and harmful although Chaplin’s clown act has a lot less Status. Also, th

) Moreover, the movie brings in one of many stereotypes we see quite a bit in circus films: crime. Once we initially meet The Small Tramp, he’s seeing a sideshow with a significant crowd although a person beside him picks the pocket of the rich spectator, then tries to throw the blame on Chaplin by speedily going the wallet he stole into the tram