This Day In Buster… September 30, 1917
"Oh Doctor!" is released. Buster Keaton is the son of Roscoe Arbuckle, the eponymous doctor who spends more time giving injuries to the poor boy than healing anyone.
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@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day In Buster… September 30, 1917
"Oh Doctor!" is released. Buster Keaton is the son of Roscoe Arbuckle, the eponymous doctor who spends more time giving injuries to the poor boy than healing anyone.
@mankabros.bsky.socialThis Date In Manka Bros History - September 29, 1951:
A week after her murder on the Manka Bros. lot (which was never solved), this building was renamed the ‘Margie Louise Guard Shack.’
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@djs3-author.bsky.social🎥🎞️National Silent Movie Day🍿🎬
Step back in time to celebrate with silent film icons Greta Garbo, Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, and Buster Keaton.
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@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 29, 1944
"San Diego I Love You" is released. Buster Keaton plays a disgruntled bus driver who, with the persuasion of Louise Albritton, ends up mellowing after driving along the beach.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialTV Tuesday—Buster Keaton and Walter Slezak are Mr. Bloor and Captain Meers in “The Man Who Bought Paradise,” which aired January 17, 1965.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialDay in Buster… September 28, 1962
The "Route 66” TV episode "Journey to Ninevah" airs with guest stars Buster Keaton and Joe E. Brown. It was written by Keaton's friend William Cox.
@mankabros.bsky.socialThis Date In Manka Bros History - Sep 27, 1908:
Studio co-founder Simeon Manka had a mental breakdown. The moment was filmed by his brother, Khan, and became the top box office hit of 1908.
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@busterkeaton.bsky.socialSaturday Captions—Caption this promo photo from ‘Parlor, Bedroom and Bath,' 1931, with Buster Keaton and Cliff Edwards.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 26, 1931
Buster Keaton's "Sidewalks of New York" with Cliff Edwards, Anita Page, and Norman Phillips Jr. opens in the U.S. This scene was taken by The Three Stooges for “Disorder in the Court,” 1936.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThrowback Thursday: A lobby card promoting Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante (not on the lobby card. Instead with Ed Brophy) in “Speak Easily," 1932.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 24, 1923
Buster Keaton’s hit movie, “Three Ages," has its general U.S. opening with Wallace Beery.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialWIP Wednesday—Knock out! A majestic view of Buster Keaton in his underpants—a promo pic for “Sidewalks of New York,” 1931.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 23, 1931
The Lansing State Journal says of MGM talkie “Sidewalks of New York"—"Cliff Edwards helps Buster bring down the laughs in this new hit, while Anita Page supplies the feminine attraction.”
@silentstotalkies.bsky.socialDoris Kenyon starred as Nedra opposite William A. Morse in THE EMPRESS (1917)!
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