- Year :
- 1914
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- Production :
- Keystone
- Description :
- Chaplin obstructs a camera crew as he did in Kid Auto Races at Venice, Cal. but this time he is dressed as a shrewish woman whom neither her husband (Mack Swain), the film director (Mack Sennett), nor the local cop can control. A Busy Day was filmed in Wilmington on April 11, 1914 during a dedication ceremony and parade celebrating the Los Angeles Harbor expansion. A split-reel comedy, A Busy Day was originally released with the educational film The Morning Papers. Finished and shipped: April 18, 1914 Released: May 7, 1914 Scenario: Charles Chaplin Producer: Mack Sennett Director: Mack Sennett Length: Split reel
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