Infantryman fighting in the early war.
Fellow factory worker turned burglar who recruits the Tramp.
Tavern worker serving drinks.
One of the circus property men whose departure helps create A Tramp's opportunity. After the property men quit because they have not been paid, A Tramp is hired immediately to replace them and becomes part of the performances. The plot does not distinguish this property man's individual actions from those of the other property man.
Mortimer is an aggressive driver who refuses to back up when he encounters Milton and Helen, until they run him off the road. He later reaches their camp and accepts Milton's offer of a meal. After stealing the car key, he chases Helen into the tent intending to kiss her, but ends up kissing Milton instead.
A police officer who intervenes in the escalating physical altercation after vases are smashed, successfully negotiating a peaceful resolution between the disputing parties.
Called by Seth to stop Jack from climbing Gwen's balcony. He chases Jack through the apartments and eventually uncovers his true identity. Gwen intervenes before he can arrest Jack, allowing the couple to flee and marry.
Goliath is a huge man who arrives in a limousine to take Duncan to Dr. Spleen's hospital. Duncan gives him the name Goliath. When Duncan learns that the proposed transplant is dangerous and tries to leave, Goliath prevents him from getting away, keeping him at the hospital as Spleen prepares to operate.
A member of the aristocracy and Lady Elizabeth's cousin, Lord Brockington discovers her with William on his estate. Jealous and interested in Elizabeth himself, he orders William off the land and knocks him down several times. Later, he comes to take Elizabeth away, but William fights him and returns victorious.
Hercules is a Greek who needs to obtain Diana’s girdle to complete his twelve labours. He comes to the Amazon court with Theseus, his friend, though the plot suggests Hercules may be less of a threat than Theseus. Sapiens captures him, then allows him to escape with the girdle, helping bring about the Amazon defeat.
The Moving Man is associated with the van transporting Jerry's riding toy fire engine into the neighborhood. His arrival provides the initial event that attracts Wally, Spanky, and the rest of the gang, leading them to follow the vehicle and become involved in their contest with Jerry.
The professional driver responsible for transporting the group on their Sunday drive.
Tiny Sandford has 91 screen credits in a career dating back to 1916. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Charlie Chaplin Classic Films with 3 titles. Signature works include Modern Times, The Timid Young Man, The Hoose-Gow. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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