This Day in Buster… September 18, 1920
“Convict 13” is released. Buster Keaton is on the run from the law—he goes from bad golfer to worse criminal, but it’s a case of mistaken identity. With Sybil Seely.
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@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 18, 1920
“Convict 13” is released. Buster Keaton is on the run from the law—he goes from bad golfer to worse criminal, but it’s a case of mistaken identity. With Sybil Seely.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 18, 1941
Buster Keaton's "General Nuisance" is released by Columbia Pictures. Borrowing and reinventing from “Dough Boys” and other previous works. Here he is with Monte Collins and Nick Arno.
@fashcon.bsky.socialBefore social media could turn a look into a trend overnight, Hollywood did it through the silver screen.
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@busterkeaton.bsky.socialJoin IBKS in Muskegon, MI, to celebrate the centennial of The General and Battling Butler, featuring special guest presenter David Weddle—Peabody-winning screenwriter, author, and lifelong Keaton devotee who co-wrote a Buster project with Marty Feldman. buff.ly/GeMaByj
@friendlessghoul.bsky.socialGilbert Roland
Taken by Chas. E Bulloch
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThrowback Thursday—The cover of French magazine Le Film Complet du Jeudi for "Les Fiancées en Folie" (Seven Chances), 1926.
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@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 17, 1956
Buster Keaton appears on the NBC TV special "The Lord Don't Play Favorites," also starring Louis Armstrong, Dick Haymes, Robert Tack, Joe E. Brown, and Kay Starr.
@mankabros.bsky.socialThis Date In Manka Bros History - Sep 16, 1925:
‘Klondike!’ - starring rubber-faced funnyman Chester Billingham - opened at Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre.
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@busterkeaton.bsky.socialWIP Wednesday—Buster Keaton is sew hands-on behind the scenes of “The Cameraman,” 1928.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 16, 1928
Buster Keaton's "The Cameraman" with his leading lady, Marceline Day, has its world premiere in New York City.
@spexaddict.comOrson Welles and Rita Hayworth at the Mocambo nightclub in West Hollywood, December 1945
@silentstotalkies.bsky.socialDoris Kenyon starred as Millie opposite Carlyle Blackwell in THE OCEAN WAIF (1916)!
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@avagardnermuseum.bsky.social@friendlessghoul.bsky.socialGilbert Roland, unknown woman, Buster Keaton, and unknown male (possibly Darryl Zanuck?)
@friendlessghoul.bsky.socialRoscoe Arbuckle, Alice Mann, and Al St. John
His Wedding Night [1917]
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialTV Tuesday—In July 1962, Buster Keaton was filming “The Road to Ninevah,” series 3, episode 2, of the popular show “Route 66,” alongside old friend Joe E. Brown and new friend Jenny Maxwell.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 15, 1918
Roscoe Arbuckle's "The Cook" is released with Buster Keaton, Al St. John, and Luke the dog. Buster got plenty of close-ups in this short, as it was his last picture with Comique before going off to war.
@chriswriter.bsky.social#Actress #OldHollywood Studio promo pic of Noreen Nash circa (1950) Los Angeles, California, USA, which captures classic glamour look of post WW11 era. She is best known for her roles in films such as The Southerner (1945), Giant (1956), & The Lone Ranger (1956) & later TV work.
@norulesfilmschool.bsky.socialDoris Day's Star-Making Performance | Reel Talk 🎞️
Witness the breathtaking talent of true superstar Doris Day singing in her unforgettable movie debut from Romance on the High Seas!
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