One A.M.

In this 25-minute short, Charlie Chaplin stars as a man who faces comedic challenges after returning home intoxicated. The film highlights his physical comedy skills as he interacts with various props, including a top hat and stuffed animals. Themes of alcoholism and playboy antics play a central role, adding depth to the humor.

As a part of Chaplin's filmography, One A.M. reflects the early 20th century style of comedy that collectors may appreciate. The film's exploration of everyday struggles through a humorous lens is a hallmark of Chaplin's work. With its timeless appeal, it is an interesting piece for those who collect classic silent films. The film is available on DVD and in other formats, making it accessible for collectors looking to add to their collections.