CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S "THE CIRCUS" (1928) SECRETS

) On top of that, the film provides in one of the stereotypes we see a whole lot in circus movies: crime. After we first meet up with The Small Tramp, he’s looking at a sideshow with a substantial group although a man beside him picks the pocket of the wealthy spectator, then attempts to toss the blame on Chaplin by speedily transferring the wall