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This Day in Buster…July 27, 1882 Donald Crisp is born. The ‘director’ of “The Navigator,” Buster Keaton told him the picture was finished just so he’d leave & he could reshoot it. Donald’s face was immortalized however, in this scene… #oldhollywood #busterkeaton #damfino

This Day in Buster...July 28, 1932 The Sacramento Bee mentions Buster Keaton arriving in San Franciso by train, " 'I can't find my ukulele!' he wailed. He never did find it, eventually dismounting with a tin yacht in his arms. He didn't explain its significance." #oldhollywood

Buster and Norma in Biarritz, 1930 #BusterForever

J'adore. 💕 #BusterFever #BusterForever "Ciné-Miroir," January 18, 1935

@BusterKGifs @Pinterest It's new to me too! 😍 It's so cute, it reminds me so much of this one.

I see your 4 lobby cards and raise you some originals. Bonus: A new shot to me... credit Vanewimsey on @Pinterest. #Damfino #BusterKeaton #TheGeneral1926

This is lovely!

@BusterKGifs Well done, Damfino! We won't let this nasty X discourage us.

@BusterfEver X is acting up; it won't let me repost, but I showed them, I quote-tweeted it. #Damfino

#SpiteMarriage (1929)

"Day Dreams" (1922, #BusterKeaton) #Zinea

To Magyar Radio with the best of luck. Buster Keaton, Paris 1947

I love lobby cards, especially very colorful ones. Here are a couple more. #BusterKeaton #ThreeAges (1923)

This Day in Buster… June 4, 1931 Buster Keaton’s pal, Lew Cody, is living with Buster Keaton at his MGM home, “Keaton’s Kennel,” whilst he films “Sporting Blood,” released later that year. A sign on the door reads, “Keep Out, Men at Work." #oldhollywood #damfino #busterkeaton

#WIPWednesday Behind the scenes filming ‘The Cameraman’, 1928. #oldhollywood #damfino #busterkeaton #silentfilm

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Drop a scene with a door.

"Sherlock Jr." (1924, #BusterKeaton) #Zinea

[First Clip] from WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, Buster Keaton arrives to promote "The Buster Keaton Story." [Second Clip] Buster Keaton, a guest at the luncheon, finds that Brinkley's hat makes him look like an honest-to-goodness cowboy. #oldhollywood #damfino

¿Recordáis la famosa escena del camarote de los hermanos Marx en “Una noche en la ópera”? La idea parte de Buster Keaton que trabajaba para la MGM como creador de gags. En “El Cameraman”, Keaton ya hizo esto 👇🏻

Prominent Hollywood figures are grouped about Paul A. Wright at a 1936 cocktail party in picture introduced in Wright murder trial to show he was happy at time friend said he was sad. Witness remarked: "But a smile often hides a broken heart." #oldhollywood #busterkeaton