Is it that time of the year already? Why yes, it is! Time to start preparing for: Time sure sped by in the past year, didn’t it? 2017 being Buster’s centennial of appearing in films, we of course were celebrating … Continue reading
The Cook (1918) One of the cherries on top of the Comique sundae, The Cook is a giddy, determinedly free-spirited short that features Roscoe being an impromptu Salome, Buster Egyptian-dancing with careless abandon, and Luke the dog saving the day. It also … Continue reading
Today is the day, folks. Chills!! Back on Sunday we gave a nod to the day that’s thought to be when Buster Keaton visited Roscoe Arbuckle’s Comique studios for the very first time (or, at the very least, met friend … Continue reading
IT IS HERE. UPDATE 2/21/17: The third and final day of the blogathon is here! New posts are up and ready for viewing, enjoy! For the third year in a row we’re celebrating the work of our genius in slapshoes, the … Continue reading
Silent-ology’s grand Buster celebration is a little over a week away, everyone!! Are you as excited as I am?! Quite a few bloggers have signed up for this event, and since 2017 is a special year I’ve gone all out … Continue reading
My friends, I’m thrilled to announce: I’m thrilled not just because this is a fantastic annual event celebrating one of the finest, most beloved comedians who ever walked this earth, but because 2017 marks 100 years since Buster first entered … Continue reading
Day two of our ‘thon has begun! The posts are still coming in, so be sure to take a look at what’s new! Welcome back, my friends, to the second year of our Buster Keaton celebration! Once again we’re paying … Continue reading
Joseph Frank “Buster” Keaton (October 4, 1895 – February 1, 1966) He passed away exactly 50 years ago today. ~~~
Only ten days until the Second Annual Buster Keaton Blogathon!! Are you getting as excited as I am?! I’m doubly excited about what I’m about to share right now. You might remember that in my original announcement post I mentioned … Continue reading
Because good news can never be shared too early, I am psyched–simply psyched–to be announcing: It’s back! Once again I would like to extend a warm invitation to movie-loving bloggers to pay tribute to the one and only Joseph Frank … Continue reading
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