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@avagardnermuseum.bsky.socialHere’s just a little taste of what you can expect at this year’s Ava Gardner Festival… ✨
On the afternoon of Saturday, October 3, visit museum for a special tasting of Seven Jars Distillery Ava Gardner Wines. 🍷
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@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 22, 1928
"The Cameraman" has its general release in the U.S. one week after opening in New York.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialTV Tuesday—Buster Keaton and Kay Starr launch NBC’s color season with the “Producer’s Showcase” musical episode, “The Lord Don’t Play Favorites.” Buster plays a clown in a travelling circus in a small Kansas town.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialMovie Monday - Buster Keaton accidentally marries Kate Price in “My Wife’s Relations,” 1922. With Joe Roberts, Tom Wilson, Monte Collins, Wheezer Dell, and Harry Madison.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 20, 1940
Buster Keaton & Elsie Ames are convinced that the house is haunted—"The Spook Speaks” is released by Columbia Pictures.
@artifactjournal.bsky.socialThe coolest part of Bullitt wasn’t the car chase. It was the peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Steve McQueen's Peanut Butter Sandwich live: theartifactjournal.com/2026/09/20/s...
@nickmovie.bsky.social@busterkeaton.bsky.socialSaturday Captions: Caption this photo of Buster Keaton and Francis McDonald in "Battling Butler," 1926.
@busterkeaton.bsky.socialThis Day in Buster… September 19, 1926
"Battling Butler" has its general U.S. release one month after opening in Chicago and New York.
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@friendlessghoul.bsky.socialBuster Keaton, Francis McDonald, Sally O'Neil, and Snitz Edwards
Battling Butler [1926]
@spexaddict.comMarilyn Monroe on the set of The Misfits, Reno, Nevada, 1960 | Eve Arnold
#Marilyn #OldHollywood #Reno #TheMisfits #Nevada #MarilynMonroe #EveArnold #1960s
@friendlessghoul.bsky.socialPromotional photo of Gilbert Roland in "Last Train from Madrid," 1937.
@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.