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| "An absent-minded husband" |
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| In his autobiography, Chaplin mentions having a "slight accident" with the blowtorch in this scene. "The heat of it went through my asbestos pants, so we added another layer of asbestos." |
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| Edna with Lillan (left) & Lillita McMurray (later Lita Grey), Chaplin's future wife and mother-in-law. |
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| Chaplin (and I believe he is wearing the costume here) struggling with the helmet of his knight suit. |
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| However the identity of the person wearing the armor in this scene remains a mystery-- or is it Armand Triller as suggested by Paul Duncan in the new book The Chaplin Archives (see comments below). |