The Idle Class
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The Idle Class was a 1921 American silent film made by First National Pictures, written and directed by Charlie Chaplin.
Charlie Chaplin, as the "tramp," heads to a resort for warm weather and a bit of golf. While at a dance at a country club Edna Purviance mistakes Chaplin for her husband. Co-starring Mack Swain and Henry Bergman.
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