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‘Charlie Chaplin’s Red Letter Days’ tells the story of ‘Shoulder Arms’

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Pittsburgh mime Dan Kamin will tell the story of the classic Charlie Chaplin film “Shoulder Arms” at the Harris Theater on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

The event will mark National Silent Movie Day. Kamin will recount how Chaplin risked fame, fortune and reputation to make a comedy about World War I while the bloody conflict was still raging. Instead of ending Chaplin’s career, “Shoulder Arms” became a worldwide blockbuster that helped establish movies as the defining art form of the 20th century, and Chaplin as its preeminent artist.

For more information, call the Harris Theater at 412-930-8053 or go online to trustarts.org.

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