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This first one is the back
cover of a book which every Keaton fan should own; The Complete Films of Buster
Keaton, By Jim Kline. It's a paperback, it's only about $17.00, and it's
fun to read. I find myself referring back to it constantly. Buy
this book at Amazon.com! |
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I bought this post card on
eBay. It is an actual post card of Buster's Home in LA, CA. It was mailed in
November, 1930 from "Chet," vacationing in Los Angeles, to Peggy Reiman in Castle
Rock, WA. There's a canceled 1-cent stamp and hand written message on the back.
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I found this one, of Buster
crashing out of a barrel, at an old movie memorabilia store in Boston. Thanks
to a guy named Elliot, I found out this photo was a still from Buster's last
starring feature at MGM, What, No Beer? which co-starred Jimmy Durante.
Thanks Elliot. |
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I found this one in a movie
memorabilia store in Cambridge. This was also the only Keaton photo they had.
Thanks to a guy named Isaac, I finally found out this is a still from Daydreams
(1922). |
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I found this photo in a Kenneth
Cole shoe catalog, along with some other shots of old film actors. This photo
is definitely from The Cameraman (1928) but it is not out of the movie.
It's just a cool promo still I have never seen before. |
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Still from the Keaton Short,
Neighbors (1920). In the photo with Keaton is Joe Roberts, who was in
many of Keaton's two reelers. |
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Promo still from The General
(1927). |
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From Our Hospitality
(1923). |
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From Battling Butler
(1926). Buster in the ring with Alfred 'Battling' Butler (played by Francis McDonald.) |
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From Steamboat Bill, Jr.
(1927). Earnest Torrance (Steamboat Bill Sr.) is on the left. Tom Lewis (Bill's
First Mate) is on the right. |
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From The Navigator.
(1924). This is a rare photo in which you can see Buster's missing right index
finger, which he lost in an accident as a child. |
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From Sherlock Jr.
(1924). |
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From Seven Chances (1925).
Buster with 500 willing and potential brides. |
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Buster, in two different
costumes as part of The Three Keatons vaudeville act. |
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Buster and his wife Eleanor
at a 1962 Berlin film festival. |
