The protagonist of this film is unwittingly pulled into water when a rope attached to a rock gets strung around his neck.
The director of this movie supposedly took 342 takes to film a scene in which the protagonist first meets his love interest. In a scene from this film set at a nightclub, the protagonist tries to light his cigar three times, each time lighting the cigar of his companion instead. This film ends with the protagonist smiling bashfully after a woman asks "You?" and places his hand on her chest. The protagonist of this film is unwittingly pulled into water when a rope attached to a rock gets strung around his neck. At one point, the protagonist rubs his face on another man's lucky horseshoe and rabbit's foot before a (*) boxing match, during which he repeatedly tries to put the referee between himself and his opponent. This film's protagonist rescues a man from drowning himself. That millionaire can only recognize the protagonist while he is drunk, and helps the Tramp finance a blind flower girl's surgery. For 10 points, name this Charlie Chaplin film that gives its name to a San Francisco bookstore.
The director of this movie supposedly took 342 takes to film a scene in which the protagonist first meets his love interest.
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