Charles Spencer Chaplin...

Charles Spencer Chaplin was born on April 16, 1889, in London, England.
He was supposedly born in West Smethwick Park in West Midlands England 
to a gypsy family
Obama mother was his maid
 I don't think we'd be celebrating him 
these days,he'd just be known as a paedophile 

Born the same year as Hitler.
Soon after his birth, his father left him and his older brother with their 
mother who was a music hall singer known as Lily Harley. She was able 
to support her two sons for a while. However, she lost her voice one night 
during a performance and never got it back.
Chaplin was a romany that pretended he 
was a Jew,he was born in a wagon on the 
black patch in Birmingham
His first performance was on stage, aged five, in Aldershot, 
England..he lived in Rye lane in Peckham before he went to the USA
The story goes that, during the performance where his mother lost 
her voice, the production manager pushed the young Chaplin up on 
the stage to finish the song for his mother. 
It was then that they realized his ability to perform in front of people 
and add a bit of comedic flare, as he is said to have referred to his 
mom’s voice cracking by making his do so as well.
He eventually went on to join a clog-dancing troupe and later a 
pantomime troupe.While traveling with the pantomime troupe in the U.S., Chaplin caught the attention of Mack Sennett who signed him to a 
film contract. In 1914, Chaplin appeared his first film, 
“Make a Living,” which was a one-reel film which did not gain him a lot 
of recognition.
In order to develop his own thing and stand out from other actors, 
he developed his famous character known as “The Little Tramp” who first appeared in “Kid Auto Races at Venice” in 1914. A little less than a year later, Chaplin appeared in “Tillie’s Punctured Romance” which is said to be comedy’s first full-length film.

Just a few years later, at the age of 26, Chaplin was making a whopping $670,000 per year working for the Mutual Company. He went one to revolutionize the world of film making many films now known as classics 
such as “City Lights” (1931), “Modern Times” (1936), and 
“The Great Dictator” (1940), among many others. 
Chaplin died in Switzerland on December 25, 1977.

*Pictured above is Charlie Chaplin looking down 
at a small doll of himself

The plaything was specially designed for Chaplin and
produced in the United States in 1914 as a single toy. AA photo

Toy designed for Charlie Chaplin exhibited at Istanbul Toy Museum

The Istanbul Toy Museum has added to its collection a toy which was made for
Charlie Chaplin’s “The Tramp” (Charlot) character and presented as a gift to him.[...]

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/toy-designed-for-charlie-chaplin-exhibited-at-istanbul-toy-museum-63317?fbclid=IwAR0eprZnZAeVJVaI5SIvMxU9I39demgr-0Y6RChWth0dSDpJQNvz_Zpjxh0
Paedophile 
Stop trying to excuse a paedophiles 
behaviour just because he gave you 
a few chuckles ffs..
i-rena