Charlie Chaplin and Edna Purviance - Shoulder Arms clip

"Shoulder Arms" is a silent comedy film written and directed by Charlie Chaplin, released in 1918. The film is set during World War I and follows Chaplin's iconic character, the Tramp, as he enlists in the army. Edna Purviance, a frequent collaborator of Chaplin, plays a significant role in the film.

In one memorable scene from "Shoulder Arms," Chaplin and Purviance share a touching moment amid the comedic chaos of military life. The Tramp, disguised as a tree, unexpectedly encounters Purviance's character in the war-torn landscape. The scene is a blend of humor and sentiment, showcasing Chaplin's ability to infuse emotion into his comedic performances. The chemistry between Chaplin and Purviance adds a poignant touch to the film, making "Shoulder Arms" a classic example of Chaplin's genius in blending humor with heartfelt moments.