Teddy Bear Museum in Seoul, Korea,
Depicting Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times,
the white bear is wearing a tramp coat, derby, carrying a cane and is on roller skates
Charlie in “Modern Times”, the film that says good-bye to “the tramp”.
http://www.fanpop.com/spots/charlie-chaplin/images/7275283/title/charlie-photo
The little tramp is often associated with walking down a lonely road, the screen iris out.
In actuality (if memory serves me) he did this in only 3 of his 84 short and feature films.
The Long Road Ahead
THE TRAMP - 1915
THE CIRCUS - 1928
and his farewell to the tramp
MODERN TIMES - 1936 (on the arm of a pretty girl)
MODERN TIMES - 1936
Charlie enjoying a cup of tea, I like his prison uniform and his shoes are so cute.
This picture is actually depicting a scene that Charlie had filmed for the ending of Modern Times but decided to omit this and add “the tramp” and gamine (Paulette Goddard) walking towards the sunrise at the end.
The above scene was “the tramp” comes out of the hospital to discover the gamine has become a nun, as he walks down the road alone the gamine standing on the steps envisions her spirit running & following him, I am so glad he chose the other ending as that was perfect way to say good bye to the tramp.
