Silent Comedy Classics Collection, Volume 9

GETTING ACQUAINTED (1914): Charlie Chaplin and Mack "Ambrose" Swain are walking in the park with their spouses when they decide to swap wives, much to the ladies' chagrin. Later re-titled A Fair Exchange.

MABEL AND FATTY'S WASH DAY (1915): A cute misunderstanding while doing laundry causes love to blossom between 'Fatty' Arbuckle and Mabel Normand. Too bad they're both married.

THE ADVENTURER (1917): Chaplin plays an escaped convict who redeems himself by saving Edna Purviance from drowning. The Keystone Cops aren't so quick to believe he's turned over a new leaf, however. This short marked the end of Chaplin's contract with Mutual; he subsequently made longer films like A Dog's Life and Shoulder Arms for First National.

STOLEN GOODS (1924): Charley Chase (as his early "Jimmy Jump" character) is a department store clerk who has a crush on the boss's pretty daughter - who just happens to be a kleptomaniac.