His New Profession

Short, Comedy

Charlie is hired by a man to wheel his elderly invalid uncle around a seaside park for a short time. Although he begins his new job with enthusiasm, Charlie soon thinks he should be earning extra money for his efforts to spend at a saloon. Accordingly, he takes a beggar's sign and tin and puts them on the wheelchair of the sleeping old man. A pretty girl, a real beggar, a park policeman and the old man's nephew soon ensure that Charlie's new profession is a thing of the past.

Directed by: Charlie Chaplin
Starring: Charlie Chaplin, Charley Chase, Cecile Arnold, Harry McCoy, Roscoe Arbuckle, Minta Durfee, Charles Murray, Jess Dandy
Produced by: Mack Sennett
Cinematography: Frank D. Williams

Edited by: Charlie Chaplin (uncredited)
Release date: August 31, 1914
Running time: 16 minutes
Country: United States
Language: Silent film, English (Original titles)

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