Beginning with the 1st Academy Awards celebrating film achievements of 1927 and 1928 these awards were formally referred to as "Special Awards". The first of these Special Awards was presented to Charles Chaplin (for "The Circus") and to Warner Bros. (for "The Jazz Singer"). Beginning with the 23rd Academy Awards celebrating film achievements of 1950 these Special Awards were formally renamed by the Academy as "Honorary Awards". These Honorary Awards continue to be presented today, although the "Juvenile Academy Award" proper has itself been discontinued.