1914 Charlie Chaplin & Fatty Arbuckle 1927 TYPE 2 Original Photo of The Silent Era's Biggest Movie Stars Team Signed Basketball Louis Manager Red Schoendienst brought

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1914 Charlie Chaplin & Fatty Arbuckle 1927 TYPE 2 Original Photo of The Silent Era's Biggest Movie Stars Team Signed Basketball Louis Manager Red Schoendienst brought1914 Vintage and extremely early 5" x 7" photograph of comedians Charlie Chaplin and Fatty Arbuckle from their film, "The Rounders." This is the only image from the film we have ever seen and despite being issued about ten years later. It was issued as Chaplin was facing a sex scandal, similar to Arbuckle's and that the image shows them in a boat, symbolic that they were in the same "boat" now. A powerful piece of Hollywood history that is being