A pair of Keystone Studios prisoner dummies from Richard Attenborough's Chaplin. Upon arriving at Keystone Studios, the young Charlie Chaplin (Robert Downey Jr.) accidentally interrupted Mack Sennett (Dan Aykroyd) shooting a Keystone Cop scene in which an overloaded police wagon turns a corner too quickly and all of the prisoners inside (portrayed by dummies) come spilling out the back.

This lot consists of two foam-filled cotton dummies that have been painted with black-and-white striped prison outfits, one numbered "65" with an angry twirled-mustachioed face and one numbered "7" with an expressionless thin-mustachioed face. One dummy was previously displayed at Planet Hollywood Jakarta. They exhibit staining and ripping throughout, including at the shoulders and ankles. Dimensions: (each) 64.5" x 24" x 11" (164 cm x 61 cm x 28 cm)

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