Buster Keaton At MGM Triple Feature "Classics" perhaps the most memorable of

perhaps the most memorable of several film adaptations of Franz Lehar's operetta

faith and loyalty with the aid of hi-caliber guests like Robert Duvall

I learned how to organize a film

Billed sixth but given much screen time in the film's first hour

Upon discharge

Buster Keaton At MGM Triple Feature "Classics" perhaps the most memorable ofThree classic films from the immortal film clown Buster Keaton. PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATH One of the first sound films starring Keaton, this film is an uproarious and naughty pre code farce based on a beloved play by Charles W. Bell and Mark Swan. SPEAK EASILY "One of Keaton's best talkies" says critic Leonard Maltin of this zany tale, which serves as a reminder that the career of the legendary silent clown did not end with the coming of sound. THE