CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S "THE CIRCUS" (1928) SECRETS

) On top of that, the film brings in one of several stereotypes we see a lot in circus films: crime. Whenever we initially meet The Small Tramp, he’s observing a sideshow with a considerable group whilst a man beside him picks the pocket of a rich spectator, then attempts to toss the blame on Chaplin by immediately relocating the wallet he stole