This Day in Buster...October 15, 1942 "Paradise For Buster" is released by John Deere & Company, the first of many industrial films made by Keaton between 1952-1966. John Deere have kindly uploaded the whole thing for you, here: https://archive.org/details/paradise-for-buster #oldhollywood #busterkeaton #damfino #ibks #film #comedy #cinema #movies | Buster Keaton

This Day in Buster…September 12, 1933 "Speak Easily”, with the title "A Tentação de Pamplinas,” opens in Portugal. The temptation that Pamplinas (the Portuguese moniker for Buster’s character) had was one Thelma Todd… | Buster Keaton

61 reactions · 15 comments | This Day In Buster…October 19th 1933… ‘Speak Easily’ (with the title ‘Teater-professoren’; Theatre Professor) opens in Denmark. Buster Keaton’s nervous Professor Post is a change in character for him. There are still his trademark physical gags however which later, as uncredited gag writer, he re-used for the Marx Brothers movie ‘A Night At the Opera’. | Buster Keaton | Facebook

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