Cinematica
Vintage stuff from quieter times. Films, ephemera, housewares, but mostly films.
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Finally, I have seen ALL of 1933’s What! No Beer? starring Jimmy Durante and a sadly demolished Buster Keaton. How did this gobbler ever look good on paper? We had to choke it down in …
I could babble on about how much I love Buster Keaton in Comique’s The Cook … so I will. This 1918 two- reeler, distributed by Paramount, was shot at Long Beach, California. In addition to …
The Scarecrow, Metro, 1920, is probably my favorite Buster Keaton two-reeler. Written and directed by Buster Keaton and Edward F. Cline, with cinematography by the great Elgin Lessley, The Scarecrow stars Buster Keaton, Big Joe …