A nude statue is shown for a long period of time. Nothing sexual at all.

There is a swinging 20's party, in which subtle behaviours suggest orgy-like goings-on.

There is a comic sequence, within which two male characters wake up in a bed together after accidentally hugging each other. This leads to anger from one who doesn't remember how he got there.

Like most Chaplin films, all violence is mild and purely comic.

There are boxing scenes, and Chaplin is almost shot because he tries to escape from a house when being framed for robbery.

None.

The tramp and his millionaire friend smoke cigars in one scene; his friend is drunk most of the time, and excessive alcohol is featured in several scenes for comic effect.

In one scene, the Tramp stumbles upon the rich millionaire while he is contemplating suicide by drowning. High jinks ensue afterward with the Tramp falling in the water, and the rich man falling into the water to save him.