The headline in the Washington Daily News reads: “Buster Keaton, With New Leading Lady, Scores Again.” An unintentional double entendre perhaps - Buster & Dorothy Sebastian had a long-standing affair which began when filming “Spite Marriage.”
No update this week, Buster Kittens. The next chapter is only half-finished; I’ve had a hectic week. Please enjoy this photo of beefcake Buster in lieu of an update. Take special note of those buns.
P.S. How many of you are a part of the DamFamily on Facebook? I recognize a couple of my Tumblr and AO3 readers there. I’m there, but I’m not telling who I am! 😈
#MovieMonday Buster Keaton had a devil of a time getting those steers to chase him, but he did indeed steer them into a chase in “Go West,” 1925 - a simple tale of a boy & his cow.
The Chicago Tribune prints a reader’s poem, the first stanza being devoted to our Buster: “Buster Keaton, why don’t you smile? And why do you look so glum? Is it just your cynicism, Or are you really dumb?”