Dough and Dynamite

• Charles Chaplin: Pierre, a waiter
• Chester Conklin: Jacques, a waiter
• Fritz Schade: M. La Vie, bakery owner
• Edgar Kennedy: Baker
• Slim Summerville: Baker

Dough and Dynamite is an American silent film from 1914.

Action

Pierre works as a waiter in a bakery. When he pulls the hassles of customers by its clumsiness, it is first placed for washing dishes. But here he is misplaced and eventually ends up in the bakery. However, the lanky Pierre is doing just as badly from the rough-and- bakers. However, when the baker demand more money for their work, this is rejected by the owner and they will become effective on strike, Pierre is the baker. The bakers consider it as strikebreakers and want revenge. Fill a bread with dynamite and smuggle it through a little girl in the bakery. Mme La Vie brings it to baking to Pierre in the bakery and put it in the oven. By visiting his wife in Pierre in the bakery Mr. La Vie gets completely out of herself and lives in Pierre raging jealousy. Finally, the dynamite exploded in the oven and Pierre is overwhelmed by the explosion with the prepared dough.