Come celebrate the birth of “The Little Tramp”!

Charles Chaplin created his beloved “Little Tramp” one hundred years ago, and it still has worldwide appeal. Now, the prints have been beautifully restored, and Cerrito Classics is proud to show four of the best Chaplin shorts, one night only.

THE PAWNSHOP
One of Chaplin’s most celebrated and surreal shorts, including the famous “sick” alarm clock gag. 1916, black & white, silent

THE RINK
Charlie Chaplin skates circles around his antagonists, figuratively, waiting tables in a swanky restaurant, and literally, at the rink next door, in one of his best-loved two-reelers. 1916, black & white, silent

THE IMMIGRANT
One of Chaplin’s signature works, praised by fellow filmmakers the world over, including Elia Kazan, Francis Ford Coppola, Ousmane Sembene and Satyajit Ray. 1917, black & white, silent

THE ADVENTURER
After a daring escape from prison, the Tramp saves Edna Purviance and her mother from drowning, and is taken into their home. But Edna’s jealous suitor Eric Campbell does his darnedest to have him removed. 1917, black & white, silent

Chaplin shorts play only once on Thursday, November 13 at 7:00. All seats are $8.00. Moviegoers are advised to get advance tickets at the box office or online, as shows may sell out. Arriving early is a good idea, in order to choose your seat and also order delicious food and wine or beer.

Pre-show Slideshow Presentation

Pre-show video. Produced by Michael DeWitt.

Scene

Check out Scene, the atmospheric wine/food bar on the right side of the lobby. It’s a great place to enjoy a special menu, such as panini, snacks, and salads—or you can have them brought to your seat while youu enjoy the movie! Scene opens daily at 4:30, with happy hour prices until 6:00.