Don't drag my best friend, TV, into this.

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oldhollywood: Charlie Chaplin (w/ Edna Purviance) is struck by an arrow & ribbon fired by Cupid in The Bond (1918, dir. Charlie Chaplin) This short film was actually a propaganda stunt to sell more Liberty Bonds for the U.S. during WW1, but of course Mr. Chaplin wanted to illustrate the different kinds of bonds including friendship & love, and then end it with him selling bonds. USA! USA! USA!

oldhollywood:

Charlie Chaplin (w/ Edna Purviance) is struck by an arrow & ribbon fired by Cupid in The Bond (1918, dir. Charlie Chaplin)

This short film was actually a propaganda stunt to sell more Liberty Bonds for the U.S. during WW1, but of course Mr. Chaplin wanted to illustrate the different kinds of bonds including friendship & love, and then end it with him selling bonds. USA! USA! USA!

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    (From left) Actress Edna Purviance (1895-1958) an actor and director Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977) in “The Bond,” 1918....
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