A Dog's Life
Chaplin decided the best way to bring the tramp into the new era was by re-releasing three silent films he made with First National as a feature-length film. Released in 1959, "The Chaplin Revue" consisted of "A Dog's Life", "Shoulder Arms", and "The Pilgrim" – each of which was introduced by Chaplin and juxtaposed with behind the scenes footage and clips from World War I.