Coogan Collection

CHAPLIN: THE KID, 1921. Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan as his adopted son in Chaplins film The Kid, 1921

Jackie Coogan, October 1921
Child actor Jackie Coogan aged six. Coogan began as a child actor in silent films after being discovered by Charlie Chaplin and at this point earned 10, 000 a year

Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan in The Kid, 1921. British comedian, actor and film star Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977) and American actor John Leslie (Jackie) Coogan (1914-1984)

Jackie Coogan (1914-1984), American actor, 20th century. As a child actor, Coogan is best remembered for his role in Charlie Chaplins classic The Kid (1921)

Jackie Coogan (1914 1984), American actor and comedian who began his movie career as a child actor in silent films, as Tom Sawyer

Jackie Coogan - child actor of the silent film era
John Leslie Coogan (19141984) (" Jackie" Coogan) - American actor who began his career as a child actor in silent films

Jackie Coogan as Girl
The boy actor, Jackie Coogan, dressed as a Dutch girl. Date: 1920s

Jackie Coogan / Girl & Dog
JACKIE COOGAN Child actor, dressed as a girl, with his dog Date: 1915 - 1984

Wax celebrities in Paris shop windows
Celebrities of 1928 cast as wax mannequins in Paris shop windows. From top left clockwise, tennis stars Suzanne Lenglen and Helen Wills, Josephine Baker, Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan

A Portrait of Charlie Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin holding Jackie Coogan, taken from the film The Kid. Date: 3rd July 1935, p29

JACKIE COOGAN (1914-1984). American actor. Coogan tuning an RCA Radiola IV radio, c1923

New York: Democratic Demonstration on September 23Rd, the Coogan Legion Passing Tammany Hall

Jackie Coogan on the Leviathan
Jackie Coogan (John Leslie Coogan 1914-1984) - child star of silent films (famously starring alongside Charle Chaplin in The Kid )

J. Coogan W / Meccano 1925
" I have been a Meccano fan since I got my first set" - young Jackie Coogan gives Meccano his approval. Date: 1925

JACKIE COOGAN (1914-1984). American cinema actor

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"Jackie Coogan: The Child Star of the Silent Film Era" In October 1921, a young and talented actor named Jackie Coogan burst onto the silver screen in Charlie Chaplin's iconic film, "The Kid. " This heartwarming tale showcased the remarkable chemistry between Chaplin and Coogan as they portrayed an adopted father-son duo. Born in 1914, Jackie Coogan quickly became a household name during the early 20th century. His cherubic face and undeniable talent captivated audiences worldwide. In "The Kid, " his performance was nothing short of extraordinary, earning him widespread acclaim at just seven years old. Beyond his role as Chaplin's on-screen son, Jackie Coogan continued to shine throughout his career. He effortlessly transitioned from child star to versatile performer, leaving an indelible mark on Hollywood history. From playing both boys and girls to sharing memorable moments with furry companions like dogs, he displayed incredible range and versatility. Coogan's fame extended beyond the silver screen; he even found himself immortalized in wax at Parisian shop windows alongside other esteemed celebrities of his time. This recognition spoke volumes about his popularity and enduring legacy. Despite facing personal challenges later in life, including legal battles over financial matters related to his childhood earnings, Jackie Coogan remained dedicated to entertaining audiences until his passing in 1984. His contributions to cinema continue to be celebrated today. One captivating image that encapsulates this era is a portrait featuring Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan side by side—a testament to their unforgettable collaboration that touched hearts across generations. Another snapshot captures a moment when young Coogan tunes an RCA Radiola IV radio around 1923—an example of how technology began intertwining with entertainment during this period. Jackie Coogan will forever be remembered as one of the brightest stars of silent films—the child prodigy who brought joy into people's lives through laughter and tears alike.