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This Day in Buster… October 18, 1920 “The Saphead” is released. Metro Pictures took a gamble in hiring Buster Keaton — until then known only as a two-reeler comedian — to play Bertie Van Alstyne, but he came with a glowing recommendation from Douglas Fair

This Day in Buster… October 18, 1920 “The Saphead” is released. Metro Pictures took a gamble in hiring Buster Keaton — until then known only as a two-reeler comedian — to play Bertie Van Alstyne, but he came with a glowing recommendation from Douglas Fair

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