The Pawnshop

In "The Pawnshop," a silent comedy film released in 1916, Chaplin plays a pawnshop assistant who creates chaos with his unconventional approach to work. The film follows his misadventures as he deals with eccentric customers and gets entangled in comedic situations. With Chaplin's trademark physical comedy and slapstick moments, "The Pawnshop" showcases his comedic genius and knack for storytelling through visual gags.