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portada Early Buster Keaton: From the Vaudeville Stage to Comique Films, 1899-1920
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
224
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9781526780768

Early Buster Keaton: From the Vaudeville Stage to Comique Films, 1899-1920

Lisa Stein Haven (Author) · White Owl · Hardcover

Early Buster Keaton: From the Vaudeville Stage to Comique Films, 1899-1920 - Lisa Stein Haven

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Synopsis "Early Buster Keaton: From the Vaudeville Stage to Comique Films, 1899-1920"

Offers a fresh perspective on Buster Keaton's early career, examining his formative years in entertainment through rare archival photos and industry publications.Since nearly every aspect of Keaton's story and work has been written about in some form, it is the goal of this book to present a new perspective on Keaton's early life in the entertainment business, beginning before vaudeville and moving through the Comique films, Keaton's first foray into the industry. A microscopic approach to this early period has the goal of illuminating in great detail the formative years of Keaton's career, in order to better understand the brilliance of his 'independence' and the tragedy of his years at MGM, bringing him to a place in entertainment history that celebrates the little gems and sparks of brilliance in his later creative life and career. This study will utilize the minute detail provided by industry rags, such as The New York Clipper and The Moving Picture World and the publication of rare archival photos to differentiate itself from other works by delving deeper into each moment during the specified twenty-four early years of Keaton's life and career, up to and including the transition to his 'independent' productions with Joseph Schenk, beginning with The High Sign (1920), The Saphead (1920) and One Week (1920), his first efforts in the new era.

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