In the Park

Year: 1915

Runtime: 15 mins

Comedy

A tramp snatches a girl’s handbag, but while trying to pick Charlie’s pocket he drops his cigarettes and matches. He later rescues a hot‑dog vendor from a thug, using his walking stick to take a few sausages. The bag changes hands repeatedly before returning to its owner, who is furious with her boyfriend for not protecting her. In despair the boyfriend jumps into a lake, and Charlie pulls him out.

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