When Charlie Chaplin was 12 years old, his father died of a heart attack and his mother was admitted with little Chaplin to an asylum.

Charlie Chaplin lived with his mother, and both were near Cane Hill asylum.

Hannah Harriette suffered a mental problem and Charlie ended as an orphan child.

Charlie’s mother Harriette suffered a mental illness, and she was admitted to Cane Hill asylum from time to time.

In 1903 , Charlie portrayed Jim in “Sherlock Holmes”.

Charlie portrayed Casey at the “Court Circus” variety show.

Before his appearance in Casey’s “Court Circus” , Charlie portrayed Billy in “Sherlock Holmes”.

He became a clown in Fred Karno’s “Fun Factory” during his first regular job.

She tried to mime Charlie what was going on outside by seating at the window every night.

Every night, she looked out of the window and observed what was going on outside.

When Charlie got ill, Hannah did not want to look after him because she tried to act out the performances for him seating at the window.

Charlie got sick at the age of 5. However, Hannah tried to stop his performances because she considered that he was too young.

Arthur Stanley was the owner of Karno Company, which was the company that hired Chaplin during his staying in the USA.

When Laurel went back to England, Chaplin remained in the US and Mack Sennett hired him for his own company.

While sharing a room, both Laurel and Chaplin decided to return to England where Mack Sennet hired Charlie for his studio.

Karno Company and Keystone Film Company where the same studios owned by Mack Sennett.

Precarious

Mentally ill

Bad

Unsound

Absorbed

Jailed

Engrossed

Imprisoned

Caricature

Buffoonery

Joke

Travesty

Incredulity

Doubtfulness

Hesitancy

Uncertainness