The Bond

Year: 1918

Runtime: 9 mins

Comedy

A wartime propaganda short that Chaplin financed himself for the U.S. Liberty Loan Committee, urging Americans to buy Liberty Bonds during World War I. It strings together comedic sketches that parody different kinds of bonds—friendship, marriage and, most prominently, the Liberty Bond—culminating in Chaplin literally knocking out the Kaiser.

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