Our hospitality Sherlock Jr [WorldCat Entities]

"Sherlock Junior"
"Buster Keaton"
"Buster Keaton in Our hospitality and Sherlock Jr"@en
"Sherlock Jr. ; and, Our hospitality"@en
"Our hospitaly"
"Our hospitality. Sherlock Jr"@en
"Our hospitality, Sherlock Jr"@en
"Our hospitality and Sherlock, Jr"
"Our hospitality, Sherlock Jr"
"Sherlock Jr"@en
"Sherlock Jr"
"Buster Keaton, Our hospitality and Sherlock Jr"@en
"Les lois de l'hospitalité"
"Verflixte Gastfreundschaft"
"Our hospitality and Sherlock Jr"@en
"Our hospitality and Sherlock Jr"
"Sherlock, Jr"@en
"Sherlock, Jr"
"Buster Keaton - Our hospitality"
"Buster Keaton in Our hospitality and Sherlock, Jr"
"Vintage Comedy Buster Keaton in Our hospitality and Sherlock, Jr"
"Vintage comedy"@en
"Our hospitality ; Sherlock Jr"@en

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"Features the work of film comedian Buster Keaton, showing a variety of his early, silent films."@en
"Willie McKay is a New York man who returns to his southern Antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves."@en
"The story concerns the old-time feud between the Canfield and McKay families as it existed about the year 1810."@en
"A satiric version of the legendary Hatfield - McCoy feud."@en
"With The General, this is regarded as one of Keaton's most perfect films. It follows complete dramatic logic and is set precisely between the years 1810-1831, a piece of pure Americana. After a dramatic prologue involving murder and revenge the film jumps twenty years to the rigours of train travel in the pioneer days (Joe, Buster's father, plays the capricious engine driver). Buster then becomes embroiled in a southern feud (based on the Hatfield-McCoy feud). It contains one of Keaton's most remarkable 'geometrical' gag sequences, a rescue on top of a waterfall during the course of which Buster was almost drowned."@en
"Our hospitality: A New York man returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves (75 min.)."@en
"Two silent comedies starring Buster Keaton."@en
""Our hospitality": En Virginie, vers 1830, une haine oppose les Canfield et les McKay. Or William Kay, venu chercher un héritage, se retrouve chez les Canfield et tombe amoureux de Virginie. S'il est dans la maison, il est protégé de ses ennemis par les lois de l'hospitalité, mais s'il sort... En sauvant celle-ci de la noyade et en l'épousant, il met fin à la querelle -- "Sherlock Jr.": Projectionniste de cinéma, Buster est compromis dans une affaire de vol à la suite de la malveillance d'un rival amoureux."
"Keaton plays a 19th century New Yorker who inherits a Southern mansion, only to discover himself on the losing side of an age-old feud."@en
"Our Hospitality: A New York man returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves. Sherlock Jr.: dramatizes the uproarious exploits of a meek theater projectionist turned amateur sleuth."@en
"[Sherlock Jr.] Dramatizes the uproarious exploits of a meek theater projectionist turned amateur sleuth."@en
"Our hospitality / directed by Buster Keaton and Jack Blystone. Starring Buster Keaton, Natalie Talmadge, Joe Roberts, Joe Keaton, Ralph Bushman, Craig Ward. A New York man (Keaton) returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves. 1923 (75 min.)."@en
"Keaton stars as youthful dreamer Willie McKay, who travels westward on a rickety locomotive to claim his birthright, only to find that his inheritance is a shack. And he learns that the object of his affection (Keaton's real-life wife, Natalie Talmadge) is the daughter of a man with whom his family has been engaged in a long, violent feud. McKay's personal struggles are punctuated by brilliant slapstick setpieces that involve an exploding dam, raging waterfalls, and a primitive steam engine. Keaton supervised the design and construction of the train, which he revived two years later for the short The Iron Mule (in which he appears without credit as an Native American chief)."@en
"Our hospitality : Buster Keaton plays a New York city slicker who gets caught in the middle of the infamous Canfield and McKay feud. Full of brilliant sight gags and featuring a most memorable and hilarious train journey in an 1831-vintage Stephenson Rocket -- Sherlock Jr : The story of a movie projectionist who is accused of stealing his girlfriend's father's watch. He falls asleep on the job and dreams that he is Sherlock Holmes solving the case. This film features the incredible physical comedy and stunts for which Keaton is famous."@en
"A satiric variation on the legendary Hatfield-McCoy feud, with Keaton as the last surviving McCoy. Features a train that zig-zags around obstacles, a wild chase through the mountains and a hair-raising rescue at a high waterfall."
"Our hospitality: A New York man returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves. Sherlock Jr.: Dramatizes the uproarious exploits of a meek theater projectionist turned amateur sleuth."@en
"In Our hospitality a New York man (Keaton) returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves. Sherlock Jr. dramatizes the uproarious exploits of a meek theater projectionist turned amateur sleuth."
"In Our hospitality a New York man (Keaton) returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves. Sherlock Jr. dramatizes the uproarious exploits of a meek theater projectionist turned amateur sleuth."@en
"A New York man returns to his Southern antebellum home to claim his bride and finds himself in the middle of a blood feud (1st film). A film projectionist, unjustly accused of a theft, has dreams of becoming a great detective (2nd film)."
"[Our hospitality] "1830 en Virginie. Deux familles, les Canfield et les McKay, se détestent. Amoureux de Virginie Canfield, William McKay se rend chez elle. Les lois de l'hospitalité font que McKay est reçu comme un invité tant qu'il reste dans la maison, mais s'il à le malheur de sortir, personne ne peut répondre de sa vie."--Site web Cinemotion."
"Sherlock Jr. / directed by Buster Keaton. Starring Buster Keaton, Kathryn McGuire, Joseph Keaton, Ward Crane. Dramatizes the uproarious exploits of a meek theater projectionist turned amateur sleuth. 1924 (44 min.)."@en
"[Our hospitality] A New York man returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves."@en
"Sherlock Jr.: Dramatizes the uproarious exploits of a meek theater projectionist turned amateur sleuth (44 min.)."@en
"Our Hospitality: Directed, produced, written by and starring Buster Keaton who plays a New York city slicker who gets caught in the middle of the infamous Canfield and McKay feud. Full of brilliant sight gags and featuring a most memorable and hilarious train journey in an 1831-vintage Stephenson Rocket. Sherlock Jr: The story of a movie projectionist who is accused of stealing his girlfriend's father's watch. He falls asleep on the job and dreams that he is Sherlock Holmes solving the case. This film features the incredible physical comedy and stunts for which Keaton is famous."
"Our hospitality: Set in 1830, accidents on the journey of an impossible train and an innocent caught up in a long standing family feud."@en
"Our hospitality: A man returns to his Appalachian homestead. On the trip, he falls for a young woman. The only problem is her family has vowed to kill every member of his family. Sherlock Jr: A film projectionist longs to be a detective, and puts his meagre skills to work when he is framed by a rival for stealing his girlfriend's father's pocketwatch."@en
"Join youthful dreamer Willie McKay, who travels westward on a rickety locomotive to claim his birthright, only to find that his inheritance is a shack. Willie learns that the object of his affection is the daughter of a man with whom his family has been engaged in a long, violent feud."
"Sherlock, Jr.: Sherlock, Jr., who is both the cleanup man and the projectionist at a local cinema, becomes an amateur detective through a correspondence course and foils the villain who has stolen his sweetheart and her watch. He dreams of success on the screen and awakens to triumph in his romance."@en
"DVD features two films: "Our hospitality"--A New Yorker returns to his roots in the South of the United States but finds himself involved in a feud between his family and that of the woman he loves. "Sherlock Jnr."--a mild mannered theatre projectionist dreams of becoming a great detective when he enters the film he is projecting."@en
"[Sherlock Jr.] Un projectionniste, souhaitant devenir détective, vivra de nombreuses péripéties en rêve alors qu'il s'endormira au travail."
"Our hospitality: A New York man returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves. Sherlock Jr.: A mild mannered theatre projectionist dreams of becoming a great detective when he enters the film he is projecting."@en
"A New York man returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves."
""Keaton stars as a New York man who returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a long-standing feud between his family and that of the woman he loves (Natalie Talmadge)"--Videodisc sleeve."@en
"A New York man returns to his southern antebellum home to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves."@en
"Our Hospitality stars Keaton as a New York man who returns to his southern antebellum homeland to find himself embroiled in a longstanding feud between his family and that of the woman he loves. What might have been an ordinary comedy of manners is transformed into a spectacle of visual surprises, with no farcicial opportunity left unexploited. The sequence in which Buster travels southward by rinky-dink locomotive is a most sublime example of the director's craft -- a truly astonishing series of comic vignettes that represents but a tiny portion of the extraordinary talent that characterizes the Art of Buster Keaton."