Movie "City Lights" - DVD Movies Encyclopedia

Short description of the movie "City Lights"

Charmingly simple story of The Little Tramp who meets a lovely blind girl selling flowers on the sidewalk who mistakes him for a wealthy duke. When he learns that an operation may restore her sight, he sets off to earn the money she needs to have the surgery. In a series of comedy adventures that only Chaplin could pull off, he eventually succeeds, even though his efforts land him in jail. While he is there, the girl has the operation and afterwards yearns to meet her benefactor. The tear-inducing closing scene, in which she discovers that he is not a wealthy duke but only The Little Tramp, is one of the highest moments in movies.

Starring actors in "City Lights" movie:

Virginia Cherrill as a character A Blind Girl Virginia Cherrill starred only in the movie "City Lights"

Florence Lee as a character The Blind Girl's Grandmother Florence Lee starred only in the movie "City Lights"

Harry Myers as a character An Eccentric Millionaire Harry Myers starred only in the movie "City Lights"

Al Ernest Garcia as a character The Eccentric Millionaire's Butler Al Ernest Garcia starred only in the movie "City Lights"

Hank Mann as a character A Prizefighter Hank Mann starred only in the movie "City Lights"

Jack Alexander as a character Extra in Boxing Scene Jack Alexander starred only in the movie "City Lights"

T.S. Alexander as a character Doctor T.S. Alexander starred only in the movie "City Lights"

Victor Alexander as a character Superstitious Boxer Victor Alexander starred only in the movie "City Lights"

Albert Austin as a character Burglar Albert Austin starred only in the movie "City Lights"

Harry Ayers as a character Cop Harry Ayers starred only in the movie "City Lights"

Eddie Baker as a character Boxing Fight Referee Eddie Baker also starred in the next movies: "Any Old Port!" in a role of Police chief;

Henry Bergman as a character Blind Girl's Downstairs Neighbor Henry Bergman starred only in the movie "City Lights"