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1. Chaplin made his stage debut as a tot.

Both of Chaplin’s parents were music hall entertainers in London.

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Charles Spencer Chaplin was born on April.

The famous speech he gives is from the movie called “The Great Dictator”, that came out back in Now, this may just be some old forgotten.

In his autobiography, he described how, at age 5, his mother’s voice suddenly failed in front of a crowd of rowdy soldiers. The stage manager—or possibly his father or one of his mother’s lovers—then ushered him onstage as a replacement.

Chaplin first sang a popular song called “Jack Jones,” prompting the audience to shower him with coins. He purportedly drew big laughs by announcing that he would pick up the money before continuing. More laughter ensued when he began imitating his laryngitis-addled mother.

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A few years later, Chaplin made his professional debut as a member of a juvenile clog-dance troupe. He followed that up with a couple of theater roles, toured with vaudeville acts and did one disastrous night of stand-up comedy in which he was booed off the stage.

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Chaplin partly grew up in an orphanage.

As the health of Chaplin’s mother deteriorated, so too did the fa