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My Trip Abroad (1922)

A Comedian Sees the World (1933)

My Life In Pictures (1974)

Composed, along with Geoffrey Parsons and John Turner, the 1954 hit ballad, "Smile", from a musical theme he wrote for Modern Times (1936).

Early 1970s: wrote a screenplay entitled "The Freak" which he hoped would be made into a film starring his youngest daughter, Victoria.

Wrote the ballad "This is My Song" for A Countess from Hong Kong (1967). The song was an international hit for Petula Clark, though Chaplin reportedly disliked it.

1915-1916: Began work on a feature-length comedy entitled "Life", but was forced to cancel the production when demand for his comedy shorts became too great. Some footage shot for this never-finished production was later incorporated into Police (1916).

NBC radio special: "The Dodge Hour", March 29, 1928, with Douglas Fairbanks, John Barrymore, and D.W. Griffith. Chaplin told "characteristic stories". Sponsored by Dodge Brothers to introduce their newest automobile, it was broadcast from New York, Detroit, and Hollywood. No recording is known to exist.

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