| Our Hospitality 1923 | |||||
| Kino (1923) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama, Family, silent | |||||
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| Joe Roberts | Joseph Canfield | |
| Ralph Bushman | Canfield's Son | |
| Craig Ward | Canfield's Son | |
| Monte Collins | The Parson | |
| Joe Keaton | The Engineer | |
| Kitty Bradbury | Aunt Mary | |
| Natalie Talmadge | The Girl - Canfield's Daughter | |
| Buster Keaton Jr. | Willie McKay - 1 Year Old | |
| Buster Keaton | Willie McKay - 21 Years Old |
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| Producer | Joseph M. Schenck
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| Writer | Clyde Bruckman
Jean C. Havez |
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| Cinematography | Elgin Lessley
Gordon Jennings |
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This is a costume-period piece set in 1830s Kentucky. The Canfields and the McKays are feuding clans (essentially the real life Hatfields and McCoys renamed). In New York Willie boards a train (an exact recreation of the original "Stephenson Rocket"); on board he meets Virginia Canfield (the actress is Buster's real life wife). The dramatic waterfall rescue near the end is performed by Buster himself. Written by Ed Stephan |
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