This Day in Buster…April 6, 1929 Buster Keaton goes from zero to hero in “Spite Marriage,” which has its general release in the U.S. two weeks after opening in New York. | Buster Keaton

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69K views · 3.4K reactions | #MovieMonday “Paradise for Buster,” 1952 was Buster Keaton’s first (as far as we know) Industrial film. Commissioned by the John Deere company, it was part of a big celebratory event for the staff, “John Deere Day.” You can watch the whole thing here: archive.org/details/paradise-for-buster | Buster Keaton | Facebook

This Day In Buster…November 7th 1963… ‘It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World’ is released. The ensemble comedy was cut mercilessly by United Artists for the cinemas but was lovingly restored in 2014 into as near the intended original edit as possible. Buster Keaton, in his late 60s, dashing about in the exact same fashion he did in his 20s - no edit required! | Buster Keaton