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The Tramp struggles to live in modern industrial society with the help of a young homeless woman. Cast: A Factory Worker: Charles Chaplin A Gamin: Paulette Goddard Cafe Proprietor: Henry Bergman Big Bill: Tiny Sandford Mechanic: Chester Conklin Burglar: Louis Natheaux Gamin's Father: Stanley Blystone President of the Electro Steel Corp.: Al Ernest Garcia Prison Cellmate: Richard Alexander Minister: Cecil Reynolds Minister's Wife: Mira McKinney J. Widdecombe Billows (as Murdoch McQuarrie): Murdock MacQuarrie Juvenile Officer: Wilfred Lucas Sheriff Couler: Edward LeSaint Cafe Head Waiter: Fred Malatesta Turbine Operator (as Sam Stein): Sammy Stein Woman with Buttoned Bosom: Juana Sutton Billows' Assistant: Ted Oliver Billows' Silent Assistant: Norman Ainsley Worker: Harry Wilson Assembly Line Worker Next to Big Bill: Heinie Conklin Man Dancing: Jacob Dance Gamin's Sister: Gloria Delson Jail Guard: Pat Flaherty Waif child: Gloria Franks Shipbuilder (unconfirmed): Frank Hagney Paddywagon Policeman: Pat Harmon Frustrated Cafe Patron: Lloyd Ingraham Assembly Line Foreman: Walter James Doctor (unconfirmed): Edward Kimball Cigar Counterman: Buddy Messinger Paddy Wagon Policeman: Bruce Mitchell Convict: Frank Moran Assembly Line Relief Man: James C. Morton Department Store Section Manager: J.C. Nugent Gypsy in Police Patrol Wagon: Russ Powell Other Waiter: John Rand Crowd: Wyn Ritchie Evans Written by: Charles Chaplin Director: Charles Chaplin Production: Charles Chaplin Productions Release date: 25 Feb 1936 Box Office: $163,577