His Wooden Wedding (1925, 19 min.)
When he is informed (by a jealous rival) that his betrothed has a wooden leg, Charley becomes a runaway groom and finds comic adventure on the high seas.

Isn't Life Terrible (1925, 24 min.)
After salesman Charley sells 10,000 fountain pens ("17 of which would write"), he embarks on a pleasure cruise...on the S.O.S. Mishap! Oliver Hardy appears as Charley's wildly naughty brother-in-law.

Innocent Husbands (1925, 24 min.)
Charley must avoid the wrath of his suspicious wife when a party girl passes out in his room - a challenge further complicated by the spooky séance going on in the next room.

Dog Shy (1926, 23 min.)
A howling dog is the key to an intricate plot of safe robbery and elopement as Charley attempts to rescue a reluctant bride from her shady fiancee.

Bromo and Juliet (1926, 22 min.)
An inebriated Charley butchers the Bard at a charity performance of Romeo & Juliet, while cab driver Oliver Hardy struggles to get his fare.

BONUS FEATURES:

• Shine 'Em Up (1922, 15 min.) A very rare comedy from Paul Parrott, Charley Chase's younger brother.
• A Charley Chase Biography (2004, 8 min.) Special montage about Chase's life, narrated by Serge Bromberg and directed by Eric Lange.