Buster Keaton - Tars and Stripes (1935) (Laurel & Hardy)

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[@busterkeatonunmasked4624]

This was the first I ever saw in which Buster talked. I never expected his rich beautiful voice.

[@dquzmanovic]

When he pushed him in water second time I was laughing uncontrollable.

[@usmanmuhammed8897]

I salute to mr.Keaton.

[@UberSynth]

Buster was great

[@jessiejames7492]

i was reading something about him. He said that when he joined the army in the first world war, his uniform didnt fit him. He was smaller than most.. so cute... t hey had to make alterations.

[@fallandbounce]

Always read about this era being awful for him, yet this has some good laughs and the bonus of Vernon Dent.

[@Mxyzptlksac]

He was uncomfortable talking. He was a physical gag guy.

[@joshuabrophy4585]

Vernon Dent was mostly known in stooge shorts and solo shorts with one of the stooges

[@ronaldstrange8981]

Love you Buster. You'll live forever. England, January, 2024/

[@marialuizamcdonough9723]

Buster Keaton❤🌟🙂

[@sananto6896]

Funny stuff. Thanks for posting.

[@theresaholguin699]

Buster was the best even above Charlie Chaplin

[@florrianzsiga5216]

it's not like you think at all the chaplin was unbreakable.

[@affirmationaffirmations7456]

Chaplin was before him.

[@ibrohimraxmatov7707]

I agree with you bro.

[@ibrohimraxmatov7707]

@@affirmationaffirmations7456 no, it was not. Buster Keaton was the first.

[@affirmationaffirmations7456]

@@ibrohimraxmatov7707 That is your opinion that belittles an another great artist.

[@abdisamadabdillahi3840]

Nice buster

[@ianedwards9809]

This is dreadful compared to his best work. So sad to see who I consider to have been one of the greatest comedians of all time reduced to this. Storyline awful. Some of the jokes recycled from his earlier films. I know he had lost control of his own films by then. The studios did not know how to use his amazing talent.

[@squidappeal5284]

Not to mention he descended to a state of alcoholism and depression

[@silverstrike6048]

That Chief is pretty tough.

[@sukhmendrakumar8718]

i very like u buster

[@nirenhazarika.9325]

Nice

[@horacetwiddlepass2714]

Nothing to do with Laurel and Hardy. Different studio.

[@omniaparatus6147]

No shit. Shut up and enjoy

[@echoecho3108]

'Laurel and Hardy' is the name of this KZbin channel. You will always see 'Laurel and Hardy' in their video captions, whether or not the comedy duo of Laurel and Hardy actually appears in the video..

[@pressureworks]

Vernon Dent !

[@edinar777sep]

Where is the translator?

[@joshuabrophy4585]

With Vernon Dent Dorothea Kent Jack Shutta

[@johngalvin6010]

I love Buster Keaton but I've seen much better ones than this. This was lame.

[@indrajitdey8695]

Cç

[@echoecho3108]

I absolutely adore Buster Keaton! I will never get enough of this beautiful, brilliant man; 70+ years now. Thanx muchly for sharing, and especially for giving more some more time with my favorite guy! RIP, darling Buster, and thanx so very much for the magic, music, and memories.

[@sawangtji5355]

Nice

[@ryan12101954]

It's somewhat indefinable, but there's something sad about turning these classic silent comedians into talking caricatures. You just can't reproduce the magic of Steamboat Bill, Jr, The General, The Navigator, Sherlock Jr. et al, in this dialog rich format, because Buster was a physical comedian, and nobody was better, but that brilliance gets drowned out by all the unnecessary sound and talking of which this lame short is a prime example. He was truly a pentaamine artist of his time, and his time was the silent era. Chaplin knew it, that's why he never allowed the Tramp to talk, because he knew it would ruin the character, but Keaton just didn't have that kind of power, and because he was broke he had to make junk like this. It's best to ignore his talkies altogether and concentrate on his many, many silent classics which will last as long as time does.

[@artshifrin3053]

SADLY, YOU ARE SO CORRECT

[@theabsurdveganakadonderric1101]

To all the purists: Mr.Keaton needed the money and he liked to work.

[@zeltzamer4010]

What? Plenty of his talkies are great. Obviously not masterpieces like his silents, but to say they shouldn’t be watched is stupid.

[@billd.iniowa2263]

Even in talkies he's still got it. Thanx Buster!

[@omniaparatus6147]

I love this man's legacy. Thank you for all the laughs Buster. See you on the other side.

[@Soapfish]

This type of comedy worked for Laurel & Hardy and the three Stooges. But not for Buster. He was made for the silent era.

[@paulmaximov9442]

яплакалъ

[@IgnacioLong]

Fantastic.. but this has nothing to do with Laurel & Hardy!!! Different actors, different company!!

[@Mxyzptlksac]

I inks. I was hoping for a crossover type

[@echoecho3108]

'Laurel and Hardy' is the name of this KZbin channel. You will always see 'Laurel and Hardy' in their video captions, whether or not the comedy duo of Laurel and Hardy actually appears in the video.

[@camopajaro]

better love story than twilight

[@semsfstk1208]

😆😂🤣😅

[@marcdelente2456]

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