Released 99 years ago today, this was Chaplin's tenth film for Essanay and the third film in which he donned women's clothing (the other two were A Busy Day & The Masquerader at Keystone.) This was arguably his best female impersonation. The ending also features one of the rare occasions in Charlie's silent films where we see him (as a man) without his mustache.
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