T. Roy Barnes (SEVEN CHANCES, IT’S A GIFT, etc.) is the host, introducing clips of Robert Woolsey, Arthur Lake, and Bert Wheeler, all at the Santa Fe Depot seen the previous year in BERTH MARKS and SNAPPY SNEEZER, followed by Mary Pickford and Maurice Chevalier at the UA Studios, concluding with Buster Keaton at bat, playing ball with the MGM Lions:
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SCREEN SNAPSHOTS (1930) Buster Keaton, Wheeler & Woolsey
SCREEN SNAPSHOTS (1930) Buster Keaton, Wheeler & Woolsey
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"Of course he smiled -- just like you and me." -- Harold Goodwin, on Buster Keaton (1976)
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Re: SCREEN SNAPSHOTS (1930) Buster Keaton, Wheeler & Woolsey
I thought Mr. Barnes had met up with Karl LaFong at the Chinese Laundry.
Boy, the early talkie SCREEN SNAPSHOTS were not dismilar to the VOICE OF HOLLYWOOD's being made over at Tiffany.
BTW, the girl cheering Buster on at the baseball game was Penny Singleton.
RICHARD M ROBERTS
Boy, the early talkie SCREEN SNAPSHOTS were not dismilar to the VOICE OF HOLLYWOOD's being made over at Tiffany.
BTW, the girl cheering Buster on at the baseball game was Penny Singleton.
RICHARD M ROBERTS
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