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This Day in Buster…October 1, 1922 "The Electric House" was released 103 years ago today! Hats off the young graduate who upgrades his Botany degree to an Engineering degree with not a single moment of study!

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This Day in Buster…September 30, 1917

This Day in Buster…September 30, 1917 "Oh Doctor!" is released. Buster Keaton plays an over-emotional mother’s boy with an equally overbearing father, Roscoe Arbuckle.

Movie Monday - “Go West,” 1925, is the love story of a boy and his cow. Friendless removes a stone from the hoof of Brown Eyes, and she in turn saves his life from an angry bull.

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This Day in Buster…September 29, 1944

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TV Tuesday - Another clip of leading lady, Bartine Burkett on the Johnny Carson show talking about Buster Keaton.

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Movie Monday - Buster Keaton parodies the melodramatic offerings of William S. Hart, but he’s as cold as ice — “The Frozen North,” 1922,

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This Day in Buster...October 20, 1923
The Jersey Journal mentions that

This Day in Buster...October 20, 1923 The Jersey Journal mentions that "Buster Keaton was in New York for the World Series and confesses that he possibly could not say anything interesting but offered to do falls and neck spins for his radio listeners."