Owner of the establishment where the Gamin works as a dancer.
Rival prospector who competes for gold and resources.
Educator who runs a flophouse for the homeless.
John Bull appears in the British version of the film in place of Uncle Sam. The plot summary says this version promotes War Bonds, but does not describe further actions or interactions for John Bull. His role is therefore tied to the British adaptation of the bond-selling message.
The Masseur is connected to the sanitarium's Turkish-massage treatment. The Inebriate is taken for a massage after trouble with the large gout sufferer and is unhappy with the rough bath-house treatment, trying to dodge it. This character belongs to the spa staff and interacts directly with The Inebriate during his attempted cure.
A visiting artist who notices the two immigrants, offers them work posing for a painting, and offers to pay for their meal before leaving a sufficient tip.
Henry Bergman has 44 screen credits in a career dating back to 1913. Their work is anchored in the Charlie Chaplin Classic Films universe with 4 titles. Signature works include Modern Times, The Gold Rush, The Circus. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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