Tango Tangles (1914): Cast
Tango Tangles is a 1914 short comedy directed by Mack Sennett, starring Billy Gilbert as Guest in Cowboy Hat (uncredited), Edgar Kennedy and Charlie Chaplin. It runs 10 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 10 min
- Director
- Mack Sennett
- Genre
- Comedy
- Studio
- Keystone Film Company
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Tango Tangles About?
The premise of Tango Tangles without spoilers.
In a dance hall, two members of the orchestra and a tipsy dancer fight over the hat check girl.
Tango Tangles Themes & Keywords
· 30 tags- slapstick comedy
- romantic rivals
- rehearsal
- ballet shoes
- dancing women
- pratfall
- drunken man
- hat check girl
- flirting
- lifting a man into the air
- kick in the rear
- jazz band
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- dancing
- woman drops a handkerchief
- clown costume
- costume ball
- kicked in the shin
- tripped
- retaliation
- slapped in the face
- escalation
- biting someone's nose
- fighting over a girl
- one reeler
- knocked over
- man kisses a woman's hand
- hitting the wrong person
- exhausted
- pillow fight
- dance party
Tango Tangles Cast & Characters
Billy Gilbert leads the cast as Guest in Cowboy Hat (uncredited), with Edgar Kennedy as Dance Hall Manager (uncredited) and Charlie Chaplin as Tipsy Dancer. Directed by Mack Sennett; 22 actors are credited in all.
- Director Mack Sennett
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Billy Gilbert as Guest in Cowboy Hat (uncredited) -
Edgar Kennedy as Dance Hall Manager (uncredited) - Charlie Chaplin as Tipsy Dancer
- Glen Cavender as Drummer in Band / Guest in Cone Hat (uncredited)
Also Starring in Tango Tangles
· 18 more- Chester Conklin Guest in Police Costume
- Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle Clarinetist
- Hank Mann Guest in Overalls (uncredited)
- Al St. John Guest in Convict Costume (uncredited)
- Minta Durfee Guest
- Ford Sterling Band Leader
- William Hauber Flutist (uncredited)
- Frank Opperman Clarinetist / Guest (uncredited)
- Charles Avery Guest in Straw Hat (uncredited)
- Harry McCoy Piano Player (uncredited)
- Alice Davenport Guest with Man in Overalls (uncredited)
- Dave Morris Dance Organizer (uncredited)
- George Jeske Cornet Player / Guest with Bow Tie (uncredited)
- Bert Hunn Guest (uncredited)
- Rube Miller Guest Pushed Away (uncredited)
- Eva Nelson Guest with Man in Cone Hat (uncredited)
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- Peggy Pearce Guest (uncredited)
- Sadie Lampe Hat Check Girl (uncredited)
More from Mack Sennett
More films directed by Mack Sennett: Road to Hollywood, The Timid Young Man, I Surrender Dear and Ghost Parade.
Tango Tangles Also Known As
16 alternative titles, including “Charlie's Recreation” and “Music Hall”.
- Also known as
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- Charlie's Recreation
- Music Hall
- Chaplin danser Tango
- Charlot en el baile
- Charlot danseur
- Chaplin dansar tango
- Charlot al ballo
- Charlot ballerino
- The Tango Tangle
- Обърканото танго
- Танго-плутанина
- Charlot la bal
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- Танго-путаница
- Carlitos Dançarino
- 探戈纷乱
- Charlot Bailarino
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Tango Tangles FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Tango Tangles, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Tango Tangles?
Tango Tangles runs 10 minutes.
When was Tango Tangles released?
Tango Tangles was released on March 9, 1914.
Who directed Tango Tangles?
Tango Tangles was directed by Mack Sennett.
More films by Mack Sennett Who is in the cast of Tango Tangles?
Tango Tangles stars Billy Gilbert as Guest in Cowboy Hat (uncredited), Edgar Kennedy as Dance Hall Manager (uncredited) and Charlie Chaplin as Tipsy Dancer, among 22 credited actors.
Does Tango Tangles have a post-credit scene?
No. Tango Tangles has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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