A Dog’s Life 1918

Runtime

34 mins

  In his First Million Dollar Picture  The Tramp and his dog companion struggle to survive in the inner city.

In his First Million Dollar Picture The Tramp and his dog companion struggle to survive in the inner city.

Does A Dog’s Life have end credit scenes?

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Meet the Full Cast and Actors of A Dog’s Life

Explore the complete cast of A Dog’s Life, including both lead and supporting actors. Learn who plays each character, discover their past roles and achievements, and find out what makes this ensemble cast stand out in the world of film and television.


Albert Austin

Albert Austin

Crook (uncredited)

Henry Bergman

Henry Bergman

Fat Unemployed Man / Dance-Hall Lady (uncredited)

Tom Wilson

Tom Wilson

Policeman (uncredited)

Jack Wilson

Jack Wilson

Man at the Bar (uncredited)

Charlie Chaplin

Charlie Chaplin

Tramp

William White

William White

Man at the Bar (uncredited)

Edna Purviance

Edna Purviance

Bar Singer (uncredited)

Syd Chaplin

Syd Chaplin

Lunchwagon Owner (uncredited)

Jack Duffy

Jack Duffy

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Dave Anderson

Dave Anderson

Bartender (uncredited)

Ted Edwards

Ted Edwards

Unemployed Man / Bartender (uncredited)

James T. Kelley

James T. Kelley

Tamale Customer/Unemployed/Market Owner/Musician (uncredited)

Minnie Chaplin

Minnie Chaplin

Dance-Hall Dramatic Lady (uncredited)

Alva D. Blake

Alva D. Blake

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Janet Sully

Janet Sully

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Loyal Underwood

Loyal Underwood

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Slim Cole

Slim Cole

Unemployed Man (uncredited)

M.J. McCarthy

M.J. McCarthy

Unemployed Man (uncredited)

J. Parks Jones

J. Parks Jones

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Robert Dunbar

Robert Dunbar

Old Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Fay Holderness

Fay Holderness

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Bert Appling

Bert Appling

Unemployed Man (uncredited)

Mel Brown

Mel Brown

Employment Agency Clerk (uncredited)

Dorothy Cleveland

Dorothy Cleveland

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Margaret Cullington

Margaret Cullington

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Billy Dill

Billy Dill

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Margaret Dracup

Margaret Dracup

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Ella Eckhardt

Ella Eckhardt

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Minnie Eckhardt

Minnie Eckhardt

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Louis Fitzroy

Louis Fitzroy

Unemployed Man (uncredited)

Jerry Ferragoma

Jerry Ferragoma

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Charles Force

Charles Force

Unemployed Man (uncredited)

John L. Franck

John L. Franck

Old Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Jim Habif

Jim Habif

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Oliver Hall

Oliver Hall

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Jean Johnson

Jean Johnson

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

John Lord

John Lord

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

James McCormick

James McCormick

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

I.S. McVea

I.S. McVea

Musician (uncredited)

Edward Miller

Edward Miller

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

J. Miller

J. Miller

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Lillian Morgan

Lillian Morgan

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Mut

Mut

Scraps - a Thoroughbred Mongrel (uncredited)

Jim O'Niell

Jim O'Niell

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Brand O'Ree

Brand O'Ree

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Florence Parellee

Florence Parellee

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

J.F. Parker

J.F. Parker

Musician (uncredited)

Bruce Randall

Bruce Randall

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Granville Redmond

Granville Redmond

Dance-Hall Proprietor (uncredited)

Alfred Reeves

Alfred Reeves

Man at the Table behind the Bar (uncredited)

Charles Reisner

Charles Reisner

Employment Agency Clerk / Drummer (uncredited)

Mrs. Rigoletti

Mrs. Rigoletti

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Thomas Riley

Thomas Riley

Unemployed Man (uncredited)

Sarah Rosenberg

Sarah Rosenberg

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

H.C. Simmons

H.C. Simmons

Man in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Lottie Smithson

Lottie Smithson

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

Fred Starr

Fred Starr

Crook (uncredited)

H. Tahbel

H. Tahbel

Tamale Man (uncredited)

Rob Wagner

Rob Wagner

The Robbed Man (uncredited)

Grace Wilson

Grace Wilson

Woman in Dance Hall (uncredited)

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A Dog’s Life Themes and Keywords

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A Dog’s Life Other Names and Titles

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