His Musical Career

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His Musical Career

1914

0h 13m

6.0(53 votes)

Comedy

Overview

Charlie and his partner are to deliver a piano to 666 Prospect St. and repossess one from 999 Prospect St.

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Charlie Chaplin

Charlie, Piano Mover

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Mack Swain

Mike, Charlie's Partner

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Charley Chase

Piano Store Manager

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Fritz Schade

Mr. Rich

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Frank Hayes

Mr. Poor

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Cecile Arnold

Mrs. Rich

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Helen Carruthers

Miss Poor (uncredited)

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William Hauber

Servant (uncredited)

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Billy Gilbert

Piano Store Salesman

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