This Day in Buster… November 19, 1923 “Our Hospitality” has its general U.S. release. Buster Keaton’s daring rescue of wife Natalie Talmadge took place on a constructed waterfall on the studio lot. It took three attempts to catch the girl (a dummy), as Buster inhaled too much water on the first two and needed medical intervention. #oldhollywood #busterkeaton #silentfilm #ibks #damfino #film #comedy #cinema #movies | Buster Keaton

74 reactions · 15 shares | This Day In Buster…March 18th 1918… ‘The Bell Boy’ is released. The ups & downs of busting one’s butt as bell boy are many, especially in this Comique short. Buster’s butt is further busted by Dad, Joe who makes his second appearance on film with his son & sure gets a kick out of it  | Buster Keaton | Facebook

14K views · 563 reactions | When your dog starts acting like a toddler! #funnypets #cutedog #smartdog | Buster's World | Facebook

28K views · 61 reactions | “He needed a lung transplant. They say it's one of the hardest surgeries a person can undergo." Hilary Swank opened up about the three years she took off to take care of her ailing father, who she says is healthy and "back to life." Hilary discussed her career and new movie What They Had on ABC's Popcorn with Peter Travers. abcn.ws/2yAO7c6 | Good Morning America | Facebook