Helen, Gene and Peggy - Faces of Charlie Chaplin
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Role: Pretty Patient
Listed on imdb as Helen Carruthers, another listing for Gene Marsh.
Some sources suggest this is Gene Marsh.
Role: Diner
Listed on imdb as Helen Carruthers,
a blank entry also appears for Peggy Page.
Are both in this shot? Is there such a thing as both?
Role: Waitress
Listed on imdb as Peggy Page.
This one does actually look like a different person to those listed as Helen.
Role: Spectator with Checkered Coat
Listed on imdb as Helen Carruthers, another credit for Gene Marsh.
Surely the coat is a clue here.
Tillie's Punctured Romance (1914)
Roles: Maid / Waitress
There are listings on imdb for Helen Carruthers and Gene Marsh.
The BFI website also has a listing for Gene Marsh,
but a DVD note later discredits that information.
It is suggested on one site that this is Gene Marsh,
and that she only appears in this one film...
...and that this is Peggy Page.
Role: Sum-Babee, Lowbrow's Favorite Water Maiden
Listed on imdb as Gene Marsh.
It has also been suggested that Peggy Page was simply a screen name for Helen Carruthers. We tried to work it out, we gave up. Whoever is whoever... one thing is true... lovely!
This is a list of films featuring Charlie Chaplin that also feature either Helen Carruthers, Gene Marsh or Peggy Page. We've done this because people simply can't agree about these three names. Wherever you look, you will find different listings for who plays these roles. Even the BFI offers confused information regarding Tillie's Punctured Romance. All of these films except Dough and Dynamite are listed on the wiki page for Helen Carruthers.
Some say that Peggy Page and Helen Carruthers are one and the same, some say Peggy Page may be a screen name for her sister, some say they are different people. Gene Marsh may have appeared in one film, or as many as... oh I don't know, pick a number.
Anyway, this is a list of films starring someone lovely (except perhaps in the first picture, but we can't expect values from over 100 years ago to have been the same as they are today), enjoy.
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The Charlie Chaplin Collection
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