'Charlie chaplin' presentation slideshows

The Hollywood Studio System

The Hollywood Studio System. Rebel Without a Cause (1955). The Studio System.

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March 24, 2014 RAW: What 2 amendments took effect on 1/1/20?

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Anatomy and Physiology

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Film History

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In Focus: Camera Angles

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Charlie Chaplin in India

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Unit 3 A taste of English humour

Unit 3 A taste of English humour. Style of humour. cross-dressing. Sketch/ Funny plays. Style of humour. crosstalk. Mark Twain. ( funny stories ). popular humorous novelist. Funny story. A man with two red ears went to see his doctor. Doctor: What happened to your ears?

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The Incorporation of America Pt. 3

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New Forms of Entertainment

New Forms of Entertainment. Chapter 9 section 2. Why?. There was more leisure time for people. More money to spend on entertainment More urban nation so looking for things to do. Vaudeville and Minstrel Shows. Most popular live entertainment= vaudeville: inexpensive variety show 1870s

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Mary Pickford

The Nestor Company built the first motion picture studio in Hollywood in 1911. It is here that the first film studios originated: Universal Studios, Twentieth Century Fox, and Paramount. Mary Pickford. Charlie Chaplin. The greatest cartoon-maker in cinema history was Walt Disney (1901-1966).

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The Dawn of the 20 th Century

The Dawn of the 20 th Century. The extent of the British Empire, from The Graphic 24 July 1886. The Dawn of the 20 th Century. British Colonial Possessions in Africa and Asia (in orange) after World War I ( Longman Anthology , p. 2119). The Dawn of the 20 th Century.

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McCarthyism and the Crucible

McCarthyism and the Crucible. McCarthyism and the Red Scare. An overzealous, anti-communist witch hunt During and after WWII, many people were afraid that communism would take over the US, but McCarthyism took it to the extreme. Many people were falsely accused

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Charlie Chaplin

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PROJECT 40%

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ALL ABOUT ME

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TYPES OF COMEDIES

TYPES OF COMEDIES. SLAPSTICK COMEDIES. They involve lots of physical action. Comedians throw things at each other, hit each other or have funny accidents. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are examples of slapstick comedians .

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Laurel and Hardy

Laurel and Hardy. The most successful comic team in history Appeared in over 80 films together Both began careers in Burlesque and Vaudeville Both were talented pantomime actors- they began their film careers working in silent films

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LET THERE BE SOUND!

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