Charlie Chaplin The Dentist 1914 Silent Film

"The Dentist" is a classic silent comedy film starring Charlie Chaplin. It was released in 1914 and directed by Mack Sennett. In this short film, Charlie Chaplin plays the role of a dentist's assistant who creates chaos and hilarity in the dental office.

The film is known for its slapstick humor and physical comedy, as Chaplin's character struggles to perform dental procedures on his patients, often with disastrous and comedic results. It's a prime example of Chaplin's talent for using physicality and facial expressions to elicit laughter