Lost TV Classics: The Buster Keaton Show - DVD
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In 1949, audiences delighted to Buster Keaton's cameo in the Judy Garland musical In the Good Old Summertime , reigniting interest in "The Great Stone Face of Comedy." It wasn't long before the burgeoning new medium of television came calling. On December 22, 1949, The Buster Keaton Show began airing live on KTTV in California, sponsored by the Studebaker Dealers of Los Angeles County. Every week, Keaton revived the deadpan pantomimes t
- GenreComedyDescriptionIn 1949, audiences delighted to Buster Keaton's cameo in the Judy Garland musical In the Good Old Summertime , reigniting interest in "The Great Stone Face of Comedy." It wasn't long before the burgeoning new medium of television came calling. On December 22, 1949, The Buster Keaton Show began airing live on KTTV in California, sponsored by the Studebaker Dealers of Los Angeles County. Every week, Keaton revived the deadpan pantomimes tTitleLost TV Classics: The Buster Keaton Show - DVDFormatDVDTV RatingNoneGenreComedy
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