5 SIMPLE TECHNIQUES FOR CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S "THE CIRCUS" (1928)

) Additionally, the film delivers in one of the stereotypes we see lots in circus films: crime. Once we first meet up with The Little Tramp, he’s viewing a sideshow with a substantial group while a man beside him picks the pocket of a wealthy spectator, then tries to throw the blame on Chaplin by immediately going the wallet he stole in the tramp