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Voidsville Follies

Works featuring "mirror image gag" (2)

The Floorwalker

Charles Chaplin (director/lead/writer)
William C. Foster (cinematographer)
Roland Totheroh (cinematographer)
Vincent Bryan (writer)
Maverick Terrell (writer)
Eric Campbell (lead)
Edna Purviance (lead)
Lloyd Bacon (lead)
Albert Austin (lead)
Charlotte Mineau (lead)
Leo White (lead)
James T. Kelley (lead)
Mutual (production)

Language: Silent, English titles, released in May 1916
Minutes: 28

Trying to avoid capture by a store detective, The Tramp switches identities with a floorwalker - unaware he is a double-crossing embezzler on the lam.

Featured elements:

: comedy; dance; fighting; identity mix-up; mirror image gag; shadow-the-guard gag; slapstick; smack attack; tramp

Seven Years Bad Luck

Max Linder (director/lead/writer)
Alta Allen (lead)
F.B. Crayne (lead)
Max Linder Productions (production)

Language: Silent, English titles, released in Feb 1921
Minutes: 62

Max breaks a mirror, then tries to avoid bad luck, but makes things worse. First of Linder's three full-length feature films made in USA.

Featured elements:

: animal act; boozy-woozy; chase; comedy; dance; mirror image gag; shadow-the-guard gag; train; treachery

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