Mixed Up
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Charles Chaplin
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
According to records of the Kansas State Censors, this film included a "bad egg scene," "two barroom scenes," "bedroom scenes" and a scene in which Charlie Chaplin pulls a skirt off of a girl. [No further information on the plot is available.]
Cast
Charles Chaplin
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
This film is a compilation put together by Keystone to capitalize on the "Chaplin craze" that was at its peak in 1915. It is made up of clips from Chaplin's Keystone comedies, edited together in such a way to tell a "new" story.
Notes
As Chaplin did not make any feature-length films in 1915, this film, which was viewed by the Kansas State Censors on October 4, 1915, was probably a compilation of some of his shorts, including Those Love Pangs (Keystone, 1914) and possibly His New Job (Essanay, 1915). The Kansas censors list Keystone as the sole producing company, and as the 1914 Keystone films were not copyrighted, it is possible that an unauthorized compilation film of the Keystone shorts was made and released in some states. In the censorship records, Wichita is listed as the releasing company, which May or May not have been a state rights distributor. Some scenes were censored by the Board.
