A Dog's Life (1918)
The Tramp and his dog companion struggle to survive in the inner city.
Top billed cast
Charlie ChaplinTramp
Dave AndersonBartender (uncredited)
Bert ApplingUnemployed Man (uncredited)
Albert AustinCrook (uncredited)
Henry BergmanFat Unemployed Man / Dance-Hall Lady (uncredited)
Alva D. BlakeMan in Dance Hall (uncredited)- Mel BrownEmployment Agency Clerk (uncredited)
- Minnie ChaplinDance-Hall Dramatic Lady (uncredited)
Syd ChaplinLunchwagon Owner (uncredited)- Dorothy ClevelandWoman in Dance Hall (uncredited)
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