Buster Keaton is late right on time for his very important date with Marceline Day, in 1928’s The Cameraman (which we saw for the first time last night at the Film Forum and loved […]
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NEW ICON ALERT!!! we love Buster Keaton’s Seven Chances secretary so dang much that we had little choice but to make her an/our icon!!
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now that Buster Keaton’s Seven Chances secretary has got all that huffin’ & a puffin’ out of her system, it’s time to crack a lil smile!
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Buster Keaton’s secretary [uncredited actress :(] huffs & puffs & types like there’s no tomorrow, in Seven Chances
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Buster Keaton doesn’t stand a chance with Rosalind Byrne, in 1925’s Seven Chances [watch]
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thank you Joe & Myra Keaton, for having sex and giving the world Joseph Frank ‘Buster’ Keaton
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quietonthesets: Buster Keaton has Seven Chances to get hitched to one of seven million brides by 7pm for seven million dollars at the Greater Page Temple Church, Los Angeles, 1925 777, the sign of […]
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saw Seven Chances tonight. it was seven kinds of amazingness theloudestvoice: I believe that’s Rosalind Byrne. fuckyeahmodernflapper: ifwelivethatlong: Buster Keaton in “Seven Chances”. gladtoseeyou: frankly-my-dear: I adore this. Buster Keaton and…who’s she?? […]
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iloveretro: Natalie Talmadge and Buster Keaton (1921) When he married Natalie Talmadge, the Talmadge family was one of the great acting dynasties in both theater and film, and the gossip […]
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Mabel Normand, Roscoe ‘Fatty’ Arbuckle & Buster Keaton amuse us in an amusement park, as seen in the 1917 silent film Coney Island yesterday was supposedly the birthday of America’s very first […]