Jon Lewis mentioned that 1915 to 1928 was the Golden Age of Film comedy and the silent film medium extend this to its maximum. Exaggerated actions and visual gags with occasional intertitles explaining the situation became the centerpiece of attraction and entertainment. Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton were two legendary comedy filmmakers emerging from this era. Charlie Chaplin’s City Lights was a combination of Chaplin’s skills from previous movies. In this movie, he employs purely innocent jokes under the famous Tramp image. It actually works on multiple level because the audience is hooked into the point of action and the gags while still see how the tramp goes through the irony of life circumstances. The main character in City Lights
