Today, February 2nd, is a day of tremendous importance to film history fans.
Wait, let’s edit that–it’s a day of importance to film fans in general. And who among us isn’t a fan of film?
On this very day one hundred years ago a film was released by the Keystone Film Company. It was called Making a Living, and it contained the very first film appearance of Charles Spencer Chaplin. Continue reading
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