 When the film was released in 1952, it ran 141 minutes. It had been in  distribution for several months, when Chaplin recalled film prints and  deleted a scene in which Calvero leaves the sleeping Thereza, and goes to a  bar, where he meets his old friend, Claudius, the armless violin player, who  gives Calvero money. The film ran 137 minutes after this scene was edited  out. In the ending credits, there is still a billing for Stapleton Kent as  Claudius, even though he is not seen in current versions of the film. The  excellent Image/David Shepard DVD version is the 137 minute version, but it  presents the deleted scene as an extra feature.