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Top Posts & Pages
- How Harold Lloyd Filmed Safety Last!
- Silk Hat Raymond Griffith at Swanky Fremont Place
- How Harold Lloyd filmed the Safety Last! finale (at three places)
- Leave it to Santa Monica - Beaver and Harold Lloyd
- Charlie, Buster, and Harold Silent Footsteps LA Tour
- Green Acres, Pickfair, Chaplin's Breakaway Home, and Keaton's Italian Villa
- Ben Model presents Edward Everett Horton: 8 Silent Comedies
- Farewell - a sudden lost Our Gang landmark
- Hollywood Snapshots - a 1922 Time Machine
- Chaplin falls for The Kid - every scene now identified
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Author Interviews – Reviews
- Academy Interview July 2011
- AMPAS Lecture on The General
- City Brights SF Gate Review
- Publishers Weekly Review
- KPCC Interview
- Interview on Movie Mom
- Philadelphina Inquirer
- Los Angeles Times interview
- Los Angeles Magazine Review
- MOMI article on New York and Speedy
- New York Times (see page 5)
- Author’s Modern Times Program
- Wall Street Journal
- Associated Press
- Examiner – Best 2011 Silent Film Books
- The Commentary Track
- Leonard Maltin Movie Crazy
- LA Observed
- Film Forum New York
- New York Times – Keaton Review
- 2013 Club TCM in Hollywood
- LA Times 2013
- John Bengtson on IMDB
- Talking Buster Keaton – Neighbors @ 24:30
- Talking Buster Keaton – The Blacksmith @ 11:30
- Nitrateville Radio Interview
- Laurel & Hardy Blogcast Ep. 26 Interview at 22:12
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Recent Posts
- Silk Hat Raymond Griffith at Swanky Fremont Place
- Wonderful Wanda Wiley … Who? Part Two – lost on Beaudry
- The Little Tramp’s Screen Debut – Charlie Chaplin’s Kid Autos – They Were What ?!?
- Silent Star Mabel Normand – the Game Girl’s Trio of Triumphs
- Santa Monica’s Slapstick Comedy Cliffs – How Did They Do It?
- Wonderful Wanda Wiley … Who?
- Hiding in plain sight – more cinematic magic from Buster Keaton’s Go West
- Buster Keaton’s “Electric House” Home
- New revelations about Safety Last! and The Kid
- The Kid, Cops, Intolerance revealed in a 125 year old photo
- Harold Lloyd’s “Hot Water” Sherlock turkey troubles
- Flying “Lizzies of the Field” – Part 2
- Jackie Coogan’s Charlie Chaplin’s Lost LA Alley – The Rag Man
- Harold Lloyd’s “Hot Water” “Happy Days” Home
- Charlie Chaplin’s “Modern Times” Sanitarium Solved
- Billy Bevan’s “Lizzies of the Field” before Griffith Observatory
- What? Buster Keaton’s Studio Appears in Seven Chances!
- Case Closed! How Buster Keaton filmed Sherlock Jr.
- Soft Shoes – Crossing Paths with Chaplin, Laurel, and Lloyd
- Charlie Chaplin’s One A.M. Mystery
- Keaton Sherlock Jr. – Valentino Blood and Sand – at Avalon Silent Film Showcase
- The San Francisco Silent Film Festival returns to live cinema – Steamboat Bill, Jr. – Penrod and Sam
- Buster Keaton’s Lost and Found “Seven Chances” Homes
- Buster Keaton’s riverbank footsteps – Steamboat Bill, Jr.
- SF Silent Film Festival Returns to Live Cinema with Chaplin’s City Lights
- Take the Tour – the Buster Keaton Studio
- Lady Cops (and Harold Lloyd) Reveal 1914 Lost LA Treasures
- Silent Locations YouTube Channel
- Ben Model presents Edward Everett Horton: 8 Silent Comedies
- The Roaring Road – rare ‘new’ views of early Hollywood
- Silent Movie Day celebrates the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley
- Step by silent footstep – how the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley was revealed
- Hollywood Heritage Celebrates the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley
- Solved! Buster Keaton’s Mystery Colegrove Building
- The Kid – Chaplin’s Silent Footsteps tour now on YouTube
- The Kid – Silent Footsteps a Century Ago – Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum Chaplin Days
- Silent Footsteps Now Online – SFSFF Amazing Tales
- Silent Footsteps – SFSFF Amazing Tales Online
- Worth a Thousand Words – Patrick Mate’s Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley Cartoon
- Chaplin’s Bay Area Footsteps
- Charlie, Buster, and Harold Silent Footsteps LA Tour
- Columbo and Mannix Save Us, Again
- Early Hollywood Visual Tour at HippFest 2021
- Buster Keaton’s Early Days on Los Feliz
- Incredible new Laurel “OR” Hardy film collection
- The Lens of History – Hollywood before the Chaplin Studio
- Live Virtual Silent Locations Tour with Esotouric
- Mary Pickford’s “A Beast at Bay” a century before LAX
- Buster’s Brazen Bystanders
- Doug and Mary, Hedda and Jed, The Beverly Hillbillies Hollywood Appeal
- The Remarkable Charlie Chaplin Archives
- Buster, Harold, Mabel, and Doug, and the murder of Wm. Desmond Taylor!
- Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, and Lyons & Moran – the “good” old days on New High Street
- Buster Keaton’s Go West Desert – “Frozen” in Time
- Time Travel to 1919 Hollywood
- CHASE! A Tribute to the Keystone Cops
- Buster Keaton – Hard Luck, The Goat – closeups at Westlake Park
- Time Travelers: Uncovering Old LA in Keaton Comedies
- Buster Keaton – Ghosts of Go West
- Caught on Camera – Buster Keaton’s The Cameraman in New York
- Charlie Chaplin’s Once Lost Film – A Thief Catcher
- Arbuckle and Keaton Filmed in Culver City Years Before Laurel and Hardy
- Harold Lloyd’s Earliest Days Filming in Edendale
- Buster Keaton – More Backlot Scenes From Our Hospitality
- How Laurel and Hardy Filmed Duck Soup
- Keaton’s The Cameraman on the Santa Monica Pier
- Three Good Fellows – Harold Lloyd, Doug MacLean, and Ben Model
- Buster, Harold, and Stymie at the Venice Pier
- Mary Pickford, the Talmadge Sisters, and Buster Keaton at the Brunton Studio
- Keaton’s Missing Scene and Cameraman Tricks
- Silent Comedy’s Crazy Corner
- Happy “Roaring Twenties” New Year at Keaton’s Bungalow
- Buster Keaton at the Selig Studio “Prison”
- Buster Keaton’s Scarecrow Adobe
- Silent Hollywood’s Japanese Enclave
- How Mary Pickford Filmed Daddy-Long-Legs Part Two
- Chaplin’s Earliest Scenes Beside the Selig Studio
- Harpo, Chico, and James Cagney at the Brunswig Mansion
- Early Thrill Comedies – Who Was First?
- Harry Houdini Solves a Charlie Chaplin Mystery!
- How Mary Pickford Filmed Daddy-Long-Legs Part One
- Buster Keaton’s Sherlock Schindler
- The nearly last – Safety Last – joke
- The Office – Film Noir – and Harold Lloyd
- Chaplin, Keaton, and Lois Weber’s “Suspense” in Beverly Hills
- Alice Howell Early Hollywood Views
- The Hollywood Heritage in Lois Weber’s Suspense
- Harold Lloyd’s The Kid Brother Was Close to Home
- Buster’s Paramount Backlot Plunge
- Buster Keaton’s The Cameraman
- Green Acres, Pickfair, Chaplin’s Breakaway Home, and Keaton’s Italian Villa
- Silent Echoes LA Bus Tours and Podcast
- Hollywood Snapshots – a 1922 Time Machine
- Harry Langdon – His Marriage Wow
- Laurel & Hardy’s Liberty Rooftop
- Before the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley
- Chaplin falls for The Kid – every scene now identified
- Keaton’s Bungalow Outside MGM
- Oliver Hardy at the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley
- Buster Keaton and W.C. Fields in Astoria
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Jackie Coogan’s Charlie Chaplin’s Lost LA Alley – The Rag Man
Jackie Coogan returned twice more to an LA alley where he made The Kid with Charlie Chaplin. Early LA streets, now lost, appear in Jackie’s The Rag Man (1925). Jackie plays an orphan who becomes a successful junk dealer working … Continue reading
Posted in Charlie Chaplin, The Kid
Tagged Arcadia Street, Charlie Chaplin, Cops, Feet of Mud, Harry Langdon, Jackie Coogan, My Boy, The Kid, The Rag Man
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Hollywood Heritage Celebrates the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley
Hollywood and “the movies” have been synonymous for over 100 years. Handprints in cement and the Walk of Fame honor stars from the past. But only now, with the exciting Hollywood Heritage campaign, will Hollywood celebrate its direct geographic connections … Continue reading
Buster’s Brazen Bystanders
Bystanders appear frequently in the background of early films, a charming reminder of how the public witnessed the cinematic artform blossom, not only in theaters, but before their very eyes on the streets where they were made. The young girls … Continue reading
Posted in Buster Keaton, Cops
Tagged Buster Keaton, Cops, Silent Comedians, Silent Movie Locations, then and now
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Buster, Harold, Mabel, and Doug, and the murder of Wm. Desmond Taylor!
This post contains a variety of odds and ends. To begin, thanks to Tommy Dangcil we can see exactly where Buster Keaton staged a scene from Cops (1922) in front of the grand stairway leading to the former First Baptist … Continue reading
Buster Keaton – More Backlot Scenes From Our Hospitality
Buster Keaton’s modest studio made it necessary for him to film many famous scenes at other studios with larger backlots. His pursuit through an archway by an army of police at the climax of Cops (1922) was filmed at the … Continue reading
Before the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley
The beautiful new Kino Lorber Blu-ray release Pioneers: First Women Filmmakers is a revelation, a six-disc set featuring dozens of early films created by women, many unseen for decades. One of the biggest surprises was witnessing the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd alley appear … Continue reading
Posted in Chaplin - Keaton - Lloyd Alley, Hollywood Tour, Lois Weber
Tagged Chaplin - Keaton - Lloyd Alley, Cleo Madison, Cops, Eleanor's Catch, First Women Filmmakers, Gale Henry, Grace Cunard, Hollywood Tour, Lois Weber, Neighbors, Silent Movie Locations, The Detectress, The Kid, The Purple Mask, then and now, Where Are My Children
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Keaton’s Cops and Go West – Peeking Over the School Fence
Rebuilt over the years, but pre-dating 1912, the Vine Street (Colgrove) Elementary School still stands between Romaine and Willoughby, kitty-corner from the site of the former Keaton Studio block in Hollywood. The back of the school, with its distinctive series … Continue reading
The Chaplin – Keaton – Lloyd Hollywood Alley
Hollywood Heritage will celebrate the Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley on 9-29-2021, National Silent Movie Day, with a GoFundMe campaign for a plaque and even a mural. Three of the greatest comedies of all time, Charlie Chaplin’s The Kid (1921), Buster Keaton’s Cops … Continue reading
Posted in Buster Keaton, Chaplin - Keaton - Lloyd Alley, Charlie Chaplin, Cops, Harold Lloyd, Hollywood Tour, Safety Last!, The Kid
Tagged Buster Keaton, Cahuenga, Chaplin - Keaton - Lloyd Alley, Charlie Chaplin, Cops, Cosmo, East Cahuenga Alley, Harold Lloyd, Hollywood, Safety Last!, Silent Comedians, Silent Comedies, Silent Movie Locations, Silent Movies, The Kid, then and now
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Reflections on Keaton’s Cops at the SF Silent Film Festival
The San Francisco Silent Film Festival starts next week, with another wide and varied lineup of classic silent films accompanied with live musical performances. Comedy fans will be especially interested in the Saturday morning program, introduced by Leonard Maltin, where … Continue reading
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Tagged Buster Keaton, Cahuenga alley, Cops, Safety Last!, The Grim Game, The Kid, The San Francisco Silent Film Festival
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Buster in Cops Cruising Santa Monica Boulevard
Buster Keaton’s famous short film Cops (1922) remains his only self-produced movie that was filmed completely out of doors, with no interior scenes. Early in the film Buster helps Big Joe Roberts into a taxi in front of the Pantages … Continue reading
Ginger, Buster, and Groucho, Lon Chaney and Loretta Young, all at the Jewett Estate
As reported in a recent post, Buster Keaton in Cops, Harpo and Groucho Marx in Duck Soup, and the 1947 murder noir classic Born to Kill, and the 1980s soap opera Dynasty (see YouTube at end of post), all filmed … Continue reading
Posted in Buster Keaton, Cops, Duck Soup, Jewett Estate
Tagged Arden Road, Buster Keaton, Cops, Duck Soup, Finishing School, Ginger Rogers, Groucho Marx, Harpo Marx, Jewett Estate, Joan Crawford, Laugh Clown Laugh, Lon Chaney, Silent Comedians, Silent Comedies, Silent Movie Locations, Silent Movies, Spring Fever, then and now, William Haines
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Groucho, Buster, and Noir – at the Pasadena Jewett Estate
From Buster Keaton and the Marx Brothers, to noir classics and the 1980s soap opera Dynasty, the lavish Jewett estate located at 1145 Arden Road (originally 1201) in Pasadena has portrayed cinematic wealth and grandeur for nearly a century. Designed … Continue reading
Posted in Buster Keaton, Duck Soup, Film Noir, Jewett Estate, Marx Brothers
Tagged Arden Road, Born to Kill, Buster Keaton, Cops, Duck Soup, Dynasty, film noir, Groucho Marx, Harpo Marx, Jewett Estate, Marx Brothers, Silent Comedians, Silent Comedies, Silent Movie Locations, Silent Movies, Spring Fever, then and now
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Chaplin – 100 Years Ago on Sunset Boulevard
“Sunset Boulevard” – few words evoke the mystique and glamour of Southern California more than the name of this historic street that wends its way west from the heart of downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean. As discussed here, … Continue reading
Posted in Charlie Chaplin, Cops, Keystone Studio, Tillie's Punctured Romance
Tagged A Film Johnnie, Chaplin Locations, Charlie Chaplin, Cops, Cruel Cruel Love, Hollywood, Keystone Comedies, Keystone Studio, Silent Comedians, Silent Comedies, Silent Movie Locations, Silent Movies, Standing Pat, Sunset, Sunset Boulevard, then and now, Tillie's Punctured Romance
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Mary Pickford and the Silent Stars Meet at One Hollywood Corner
America’s Sweetheart, Canadian-born Mary Pickford, was a staunch supporter of the World War I Liberty Bond campaign. Aside from selling millions of dollars of bonds at various rallies across the country, she also encouraged bond sales by starring in a … Continue reading
Posted in Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, Harold Lloyd, Mary Pickford, Venice
Tagged 100% American, Buster Keaton, Chaplin Locations, Charlie Chaplin, Cops, Doug Fairbanks, Flirting With Fate, Harold Lloyd, Hollywood, Keaton Locations, Mary Pickford, Never Weaken, Number Please?, Silent Comedians, Silent Comedies, Silent Movies, then and now, Tillie's Punctured Romance, Why Worry?
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More Discoveries From Keaton’s Cops
Buster Keaton’s best-known short film Cops (1922) has always been one of my favorite movies. I must have been twelve when I first bought an 8mm print of it, and have since watched it dozens of times. Now that it … Continue reading
Johnny Depp and Buster Keaton at the Cops/Ed Wood alley
To go with the Hollywood’s Silent Echoes presentation I gave last month at the Cinecon 49 Classic Film Festival at the Egyptian Theater, I prepared a tour of nearly 50 silent-era Hollywood landmarks and film locations you can access HERE. … Continue reading
Posted in Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, Cops, Hollywood Tour, The Kid
Tagged Benny and Joon, Buster Keaton, Chaplin Tour, Charlie Chaplin, Cops, EaCa, East Cahuenga Alley, Ed Wood, Hollywood, Hollywood Tour, Johnny Depp, Keaton Locations, Keaton Tour, Silent Comedies, Silent Movie Locations, Silent Movies, then and now, Tim Burton
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The Kid – Cops – Safety Last! Three comic masterpieces filmed at a common Hollywood alley you can still visit today
Charlie Chaplin encountered the abandoned infant who will become his son in The Kid (1921) along an alley running east-west between Cosmo and Cahuenga just south of and parallel to Hollywood Boulevard. A gang of police would later chase Buster … Continue reading
Posted in Buster Keaton, Chaplin - Keaton - Lloyd Alley, Charlie Chaplin, Cops, Harold Lloyd, Hollywood Tour, Safety Last!, The Kid, The Last Edition
Tagged Brian Unger, Buster Keaton, Chaplin Locations, Chaplin Tour, Charlie Chaplin, Cops, Harold Lloyd, Hollywood, Hollywood Tour, Keaton Locations, Safety Last!, Silent Comedies, Silent Movie Locations, Silent Movies, The Kid, then and now, Time Traveling with Brian Unger, Tramping Through Hollywood, Travel Channel
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On the Fence – Keaton’s stunts in Cops and Our Hospitality
In a recent post I showed how Buster Keaton staged his daring waterfall rescue from Our Hospitality (1923). In honor of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra’s presentation of Our Hospitality this June 8 at Royce Hall on the UCLA campus, … Continue reading
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Tagged Buster Keaton, Cops, Hollywood, How Buster filmed Cops fence stunt, How Buster filmed Our Hospitality waterfall stunt, How Buster Keaton filmed fence stunt, How Buster Keaton filmed waterfall stunt, Keaton Locations, Keaton Studio, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Silent Comedians, Silent Comedies, Silent Movie Locations, Silent Movies, then and now
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Keaton location to be demolished – photo help?
I just discovered where Keaton filmed a scene from Cops (1922), as Big Joe Roberts retrieves his wallet from Buster (but not its cash contents) by leaning out to grab it from a passing taxi. The scene was filmed at … Continue reading
How Harold Lloyd Filmed Safety Last (the parts on the ground)
The alleys at the SE corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Cahuenga are certainly the most historically significant silent film locations in town. The yellow arrow above marks the alley entrance from which Buster Keaton grabs a passing car one-handed in … Continue reading
Posted in Buster Keaton, Cops, Harold Lloyd, Hollywood Tour, Lloyd Thrill Pictures, Safety Last!
Tagged Buster Keaton, Cops, Harold Lloyd, Hollywood, Hollywood Tour, Keaton Locations, Lloyd Studio, Lloyd Thrill Pictures, Man on the Clock, Safety Last!, Silent Comedians, Silent Comedies, Silent Movie Locations, Silent Movies, Stunt Climbing, then and now
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