Buster Keaton

Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle

William Collier Jr.

Jack Coogan Sr.

Back Stage

Back Stage (1919)

Alice Mann

Arthur Earle

His Wedding Night

His Wedding Night (1917)

Harry McCoy

Luke the Dog

The Garage

The Garage (1920)

Alice Lake

Glen Cavender

The Rough House

The Rough House (1917)

Edward F. Cline

Joe Roberts

Freeman Wood

The Frozen North

The Frozen North (1922)

Joe Keaton

Harry Keaton

Louise Keaton

Convict 13

Convict 13 (1920)

Charles Dorety

Al St. John

Bartine Burkett

The 'High Sign'

The 'High Sign' (1921)

The Scarecrow

The Scarecrow (1920)

Steve Murphy

Cops

Cops (1922)

Gerald Potterton

Eleanor Keaton

Michael Kane

Buster Keaton Rides Again

Buster Keaton Rides Again (1965)

Jack Creley

Cec Linder

Amateur journalist Buster covers a story about construction site safety regulations and gets first-hand experience in the process.

The Scribe

The Scribe (1966)

Instead of a having a good time at the horse-races with his wife and his pampered son Junior, the prosperous Dr. I. O. Dine ends up losing all his money, after betting on the same losing horse with a reckless horse-racing gambler. However, as the gambler and his femme-fatale sweetheart refuse to take their financial loss lying down, they devise a bold plan so they won't need to return home empty-handed. But the ever-watchful Junior already knows much. Can he save the day?—Nick Riganas

Oh Doctor!

Oh Doctor! (1917)

Joe Bordeaux

An inebriated man stands in front of a drug store during a rain storm trying to light a cigarette. Back at his home, his wife and butler see a report on the No Hope Clinic's success curing alcoholics. When hubby arrives home, bringing two gypsies and their monkey, his wife insists it's time for the clinic. Once there, he gets a look at various surgeries, and he wants out - assisted at first by a woman who believes she's a mermaid. He pretends to drown, he dresses as a woman, and, when running away, he inadvertently joins the town's annual fat man foot race. But can he outrun the men in white coats?—

Good Night, Nurse!

Good Night, Nurse! (1918)

At the Elk's Head Hotel bellhops torment the lobby, each other and guests. The elevator is powered by a stubborn horse. A sham robbery turns into a real one. And there is a chase on a runaway trolley.

The Bell Boy

The Bell Boy (1918)

Agnes Neilson

Fatty Arbuckle is a butcher boy working in a small town country store where they sell everything from frankfurters to fire escapes. He falls in love with the cashier, who is the daughter of the proprietor, and she, in return, has eyes for no one else. The careless clerk of the store resents the attentions being paid her by Fatty, and informs the old man. He keeps his "weather" eye on them both, and one day discovers Fatty sending her mental love messages, and forbids him to ever speak to her again. But Fatty is undaunted, and finds a way. Fatty also learns of the careless clerk's love for the girl, and when the latter objects to Fatty's love making they have a fight which ruins the store and ends in the old man sending the girl to a seminary. Fatty resolves to win the girl of his heart, and disguised as her cousin, gains admittance to the place, and, while having the time of his life, he is confronted with his hated rival, also dressed as a girl, who, with the village pest and another schemer, have decided to kidnap the daughter. "Luke" discovers the plot, and in his own particular way rounds the gang up, who are held at bay by the principal of the school while Fatty runs away with the girl to the nearest clergyman.—Moving Picture World synopsis

The Butcher Boy

The Butcher Boy (1917)

A rotund young man and his wife are spending the day at the beach at Coney Island. Feeling restless and wanting to go to the amusements at Luna Park, he ditches his wife. At the amusement park, he meets a pretty young woman. She arrived at the amusement park with one man and went in with another who had money to pay her entrance, before she ends up spending much of the day with the rotund husband, who managed to get the second man arrested. As the husband and the pretty young woman get into one misadventure after another, the first two men try to win back the affection of the pretty young woman, while the wife goes searching for her husband. The wife and the second man, who are old friends, team up in their quest, which leads to further misadventure for all five and the police.—Huggo

Coney Island

Coney Island (1917)

Wallace Beery

Tom Wilson

Kate Price

When a large Irish woman falsely accuses Buster of breaking a window he is hauled before a Polish judge who speaks no English and assumes they are there to be married. She takes her new husband home to meet her four gorilla-like brothers.—Ed Stephan

My Wife's Relations

My Wife's Relations (1922)

Renée Adorée

George Rowe

Buster goes away to the city to prove to his girl's father he can succeed. He writes her of his various jobs which she glorifies in her imagination. She sees a surgeon, he is a vet's assistant; she sees him cleaning up on Wall Street, he's really a janitor.—Ed Stephan

Day Dreams

Day Dreams (1922)

Virginia Fox

Buster bids goodbye to Virginia and all women, sailing away in his "Cupid." Later, without food or water, he is taken on board "The Love Nest" which has a very mean captain. A crewman who spills coffee on the captain's hand is thrown overboard. So is anyone else who bothers the captain.—Ed Stephan

The Love Nest

The Love Nest (1923)

Bull Montana

Bessie Wong

Out of work, Buster tries various ways to commit suicide. At last he tries "poison" from a bottle containing booze. The president of a sporting club speaks of the need for a sportsman to promote the club and drunken Buster gets the job for which he must learn fishing, hunting and riding.—Ed Stephan

Hard Luck

Hard Luck (1921)

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