Another Genius Level Question

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

You are presented with a shoebox containing an indeterminate (but less than infinite) number of mice. 50% of the mice are brown, 25% are grey, and 25% are white. Also is the box is a police whistle, an unopened tin of sardines in mustard, and a pencil.

Who was the clapper boy for the Charlie Chaplin classic ‘City Lights’?

Boru

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Joan Wilkes Booth.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

SO close!

Boru

[Little lunch]

Poland.

[brewer]

There was a boy with gonorrhea in that movie? What an interesting plot twist.

[I_am_not_mafia]

You are presented with a shoebox containing an indeterminate (but less than infinite) number of mice. 50% of the mice are brown, 25% are grey, and 25% are white. Also is the box is a police whistle, an unopened tin of sardines in mustard, and a pencil.

Who was the clapper boy for the Charlie Chaplin classic ‘City Lights’?

Boru

Before I answer can you just clarify how there can be a number less than infinite if when you subtract a number from infinity you still get infinity?

[Mr.Obvious]

You are presented with a shoebox containing an indeterminate (but less than infinite) number of mice. 50% of the mice are brown, 25% are grey, and 25% are white. Also is the box is a police whistle, an unopened tin of sardines in mustard, and a pencil.

Who was the clapper boy for the Charlie Chaplin classic ‘City Lights’?

Boru

Before I answer can you just clarify how there can be a number less than infinite if when you subtract a number from infinity you still get infinity?

Because infinity isn't a number?

Anyway answer to OP is definitly: the colonel with the chandelier in the living room.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Before I answer can you just clarify how there can be a number less than infinite if when you subtract a number from infinity you still get infinity?

Because infinity isn't a number?

Anyway answer to OP is definitly: the colonel with the chandelier in the living room.

No, it's "one plus one plus two plus one".

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

The answer:

No one. The clapper (also called a ‘scene board’) was originally used to synchronize the soundtrack with the film. ‘City Lights’ is a silent film and was produced without a soundtrack.

Boru