Competitions

Stills

The Pilgrim

Fresh off the train in Devil's Gulch, escaped convict Charlie Chaplin is mistaken for the Reverend Mr. Pim and is asked to deliver a sermon

Charlie wanders in on a hold up to reclaim the mortgage money. In this posed photograph he is missing the fake beard he sports in the film, and is also holding his hands up

Charlie calmly takes the money from his old jail-comrade Charles Riesner

On his way back to jail Charlie accidentally finds himself in Mexico

Charles Chaplin poses as The Pilgrim

Charles Chaplin poses as The Pilgrim

Charles Chaplin poses as The Pilgrim

As a man of the cloth, Charlie is dutiful to his congregation and acts out the battle of David and Goliath

Charlie Chaplin is an escaped convict pretending to be a pilgrim

All images from Chaplin films made from 1918 onwards, Copyright © Roy Export Company Establishment.
Charles Chaplin and the Little Tramp are trademarks and/or service marks of Bubbles Inc. S.A. and/or Roy Export Company Establishment, used with permission.