The shooting ratio (the amount of material shot:what appears in the final film) is 53:1, far higher than any other Charles ChaplinCharles Chaplin film.
The main theme from Charles ChaplinCharles Chaplin's score is based on a theme from [?] Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's {6th Symphony}.
For the scene in which the Kid is taken from the Tramp and nearly carted away to a workhouse, Charles ChaplinCharles Chaplin stated in his autobiography that the young Jackie CooganJackie Coogan was made to cry by his father, who told him that if he would not cry in the scene, he would be sent to an actual workhouse.
The production company tried to cheat Charles ChaplinCharles Chaplin by paying him for this six-reel film what they would ordinarily pay him for two-reel film, about half a million dollars. Chaplin took the unassembled film out of state until they agreed to the one-and-a-half million he deserved, plus half the surplus profits on rentals, plus reversion of the film to him after five years on the rental market.
