However, this is not to disparage their ongoing efforts to preserve and perpetuate the work of Buster Keaton. Click on the above logo to visit their website and learn more about what they do.
Book One:
Reviews of Buster Keaton's independent movies from 1920 to 1928.
Table of Contents:
Prologue - Turned Loose: 1920-1928 A brief introduction to both Buster's independent film career and to this website.Book Two:
The only website devoted entirely to Buster Keaton's film masterpiece The General.
Table of Contents:
Home PageThe Love Nest is proud to support the Norman Studios Museum, a tribute to one of Jacksonville, FL.'s silent-film studios and the only one to feature all-African-American casts. Click on the logo at left to learn more about the museum and how you can help them.
If you are ever in the Jacksonville Beach, FL., area, visit or stay at the beautiful Casa Marina Hotel. Opened in 1925 one block from the Atlantic Ocean, its guests have included movie greats such as Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chaplin, and Buster Keaton. Click on the photo at left to visit the hotel's website.
Other entertainment websites from our webmaster:
MovieMovie BlogBlog The webmaster's blog about some of his favorite movies.
Another Charlie Chaplin Website Reviews of Chaplin's classic movies.
Laurel & Hardy's Leave 'em Laughing Tent A website for the Jacksonville, FL. chapter of The International Laurel & Hardy Appreciation Society, with reviews of Laurel & Hardy films and tons of other L&H-related stuff.
The Marx Bros. in "A Day on the Internet" Reviews of Marx Bros. movies.
Salty Steve's Popeye Page Reviews of the 1933-1942 Fleischer Bros. Popeye cartoons.
So You Want a Joe McDoakes Website Reviews of the hilarious 1942-1956 Joe McDoakes short subjects.
Gilligan's Id The webmaster's attempted Freudian explanation of the TV series "Gilligan's Island."
Sit On My Monty Python Website Reviews and random thoughts about the British comedy troupe.
Steve Bailey's Lost in America Page A tribute to Albert Brooks' classic 1985 comedy.
"Atomic Shakespeare" and Other Moonlighting Minutia Devoted to the most famous episode of the 1980's TV series.
It's All Too Much A song-by-song analysis of The Beatles' recorded music.