His Favorite Pastime
About His Favorite Pastime
A drunk, played by Chaplin, sees Peggy Pearce on the street, follows her home, and will not leave. Roscoe Arbuckle is billed with them.
Cast & crew
More about His Favorite Pastime
George Nichols directed. Chaplin wrote it. Mack Sennett produced. Mutual distributed it. Frank D. Williams photographed. Released March 16, 1914. Edgar Kennedy, Frank Opperman, and Helen Carruthers are also billed.
Themes
Look
Frank D. Williams shot the street and the house.
Preservation
A print survives.
Notes
- Pearce is the woman he follows. He does not meet her in a bar.
- Nichols has the direction credit.
- A copy is on the Internet Archive as CC_1914_03_16_HisFavoritePasttime.
- The archive spelling of the title drops an i: Pasttime.
Scenes
- He trails Pearce from the street into the house and stays.
Also available
- Internet Archive (CC_1914_03_16_HisFavoritePasttime)
