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Buster and his "Seven Chances", 1925.

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The perfect accompaniment to my Sunday morning coffee. Thank you @busterlove1895! #Repost @busterlove1895 (@get_repost) ・・・ “Our Hospitality”, released in the US on Nov. 19, 1923. #BusterKeaton #BusterLove🍀#releasedonthisday #silentera #silenthollywood #silentcinema #silentfilm #silentmovie #silentcomedy #silentclassic #classicmovie #classichollywood

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Big brother Buster with Jingles in a Browniekar, NYC.

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Lobby card for "How to Stuff a Wild Bikini", 1965.

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Irene Purcell and Buster Keaton, "The Passionate Plumber", 1932.

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Happy 4th of July from Polly Moran, Jimmy Durante and Buster Keaton. "The Passionale Plumber", 1932.

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Happy summers in Muskegon.

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Buster Keaton was a top amateur bridge player. Eleanor buried him with a deck of cards in his pocket.

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A treat for Canada Day. Chris Seguin introduces "The Railrodder" and "The Scribe" at The Revue Cinema. Free admission!

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Lobby card for "Doughboys" 1930.

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Director John Sebert and Buster Keaton in Toronto on the set of "The Scribe", 1965.

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Tea with "The Railrodder", 1965.

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Buster Keaton and Dorothy Sebastian on the set of "Spite Marriage", 1929.

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"The Triumph of Lester Snapwell", 1963.

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Publicity photos for "The Cameraman", 1928. #NationalCameraDay