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the latter believed to be lost College Chums (1907) – a young man dresses a woman in order to get his friend out of trouble with his girlfriend Getting Even (1909) – Billy Quirk's character dresses as a woman to prank the other men in a mining camp Katchem Kate (1912) – Mabel Normand disguises herself as a man after becoming a detective Mabel's Adventures (1912) – Mabel Normand disguises herself as her "Cousin Jack" to test her suitors The Little House in Kolomna (1913) – a Russian comedy based on the joke poem by Alexander Pushkin starring Ivan Mosjoukine Mabel's Blunder (1914) – Mabel Normand's character and her brother swap clothes so she can spy on her fiancé The Masquerader (1914) – after being fired from a film studio, Charlie Chaplin's character dresses up as a woman in order to return to the studio Miss Bellboy ( Fräulein Piccolo ) (1914) – After the bellboy and maid of her parents' hotel run off together, Dorrit Weixler's character has to act (and dress) as both A Woman (1915) – Charlie Chaplin's character dresses up as "Nora" in order to spend more time with his new girlfriend Edna Her Father's Son (1916) – Vivian Martin's newly orphaned protagonist, taken in by her wealthy uncle (under the pretense, created by his estranged and relatively impoverished late brother, that his only child was actually a boy), impersonates his non-existent nephew in order to secure her promised share of his inheritance [1] [2] I Don't Want to Be a Man ( Ich möchte kein Mann sein ) (1918) – Ossi Oswalda is a woman who poses as a man to attend a lavish ball Know Thy Wife (1918) – After being secretly married, Dorothy Devore's character is brought home to meet the parents as her husband's friend "Steve" Yankee Doodle in Berlin (1919) – Bothwell Browne's character Captain Bob White dresses as a woman to steal a map from the Kaiser Chasing the Chaser (1925) – Frederick Kovert's detective disguises himself as a young woman to entrap an unfaithful husband Madame Behave (1925) – Julian Eltinge's character Jack poses as a woman to evade the police The Unholy Three (1925) – Lon Chaney's character Echo poses as an elderly woman to steal a necklace Beverly of Graustark (1926) – Marion Davies poses as her cousin, the Prince of Graustark, in order to secure the throne The Clinging Vine (1926) – Leatrice Joy starts the film as a severe businesswoman, with a suit and masculine hairstyle The Girl in Tails (1926) – Swedish comedy in which Magda Holm attends a graduation ceremony in her brother's tuxedo She Goes to War (1929) – Eleanor Boardman is the heroine who dresses as a man to fight in World War I That's My Wife (1929) – Stan Laurel poses as Oliver Hardy's wife to help him receive an inheritance The Unholy Three (1930) – sound remake Viktor und Viktoria (1933) – a woman impersonates a female impersonator, later remade as First a Girl (1935) and Victor Victoria in 1982

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