This Day in Buster…July 27, 1882 Donald Crisp is born. The ‘director’ of “The Navigator,” Buster Keaton told him the picture was finished just so he’d leave & he could reshoot it. Donald’s face was immortalized however, in this scene… #oldhollywood #busterkeaton #damfino

This Day in Buster...July 28, 1932 The Sacramento Bee mentions Buster Keaton arriving in San Franciso by train, " 'I can't find my ukulele!' he wailed. He never did find it, eventually dismounting with a tin yacht in his arms. He didn't explain its significance." #oldhollywood

This Day in Buster… June 4, 1931 Buster Keaton’s pal, Lew Cody, is living with Buster Keaton at his MGM home, “Keaton’s Kennel,” whilst he films “Sporting Blood,” released later that year. A sign on the door reads, “Keep Out, Men at Work." #oldhollywood #damfino #busterkeaton

#WIPWednesday Behind the scenes filming ‘The Cameraman’, 1928. #oldhollywood #damfino #busterkeaton #silentfilm

[First Clip] from WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas, Buster Keaton arrives to promote "The Buster Keaton Story." [Second Clip] Buster Keaton, a guest at the luncheon, finds that Brinkley's hat makes him look like an honest-to-goodness cowboy. #oldhollywood #damfino

This Day in Buster… June 3, 1928 Buster Keaton nurses an injured hand, the fingers badly swollen, during the filming of “The Cameraman” for MGM. #oldhollywood #damfino #busterkeaton