Buster Keaton is the October 2011 Turner Classic Movies Star of the Month. This page includes a gallery of vintage Buster Keaton movie cards and collectibles directly below as well as the entire TCM schedule of Keaton movies and shorts airing throughout the month.
There’s a Buster Keaton biography on an older page of the Immortal Ephemera site, a freelance submission by Ken Lashway about Keaton from a few years ago.
Buster Keaton profile on TCM.com
Buster Keaton Movie Card Gallery
TCM Star of the Month Buster Keaton Schedule
*All times EST; Schedule for TCM in the U.S.
Since TCM’s Buster Keaton schedule includes so many shorts I thought it’d be more valuable to provide running time rather than cast members for each feature. This way we can all keep our DVR’s straight! I did this for the first four nights of Keaton, but reverted back to the cast listings for the final night of Buster Keaton movies on TCM in October, as those titles are all full length features from the latter part of his career and not the Keaton starring vehicles that most of the earlier items on the schedule are.
Sunday, October 2-3:
- 8:00 pm – The General (1927) – 76 minutes
- 9:30 pm – Cops (1922) – 22 minutes
- 10:00 pm – Our Hospitality (1923) – 74 minutes
- 11:30 pm – The Love Nest (1922) – 20 minutes
- 12:00 am – The Navigator (1924) – 61 minutes
- 1:15 am – The Boat (1921) – 26 minutes
- 1:45 am – The Goat (1921) – 26 minutes
- 2:15 am – The Play House (1921) – 22 minutes
- 2:45 am – The Scarecrow (1920) – 19 minutes
- 3:15 am – The Electric House (1922) – 19 minutes
- 3:45 am – The Balloonatic (1923) – 27 minutes
- 4:15 am – The Paleface (1922) – 21 minutes
- 4:45 am – Convict 13 (1920) – 20 minutes
- 5:15 am – Speak Easily (1932) – 82 minutes
Sunday, October 9-10:
- 8:00 pm – Sherlock Jr. (1924) – 51 minutes
- 9:00 pm – Good Night Nurse (1918) – 26 minutes
- 9:30 pm – Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928) – 70 minutes
- 11:00 pm – The Cameraman (1928) – 67 minutes
- 12:30 am – Coney Island (1917) – 26 minutes
- 1:00 am – Back Stage (1919) – 26 minutes
- 1:30 am – Limelight (1952) – 132 minutes
- 4:00 am – The Bell Boy (1918) – 33 minutes
- 4:30 am – She Went to the Races (1945) – 86 minutes
- 6:00 am – The Haunted House (1921) – 21 minutes
- 6:30 am – Hard Luck (1921) – 22 minutes
Sunday, October 16-17:
- 8:00 pm – Seven Chances 91925) – 56 minutes
- 9:00 pm – One Week (1920) – 25 minutes
- 9:30 pm – The Three Ages (1923) – 80 minutes
- 10:45 pm – My Wife’s Relations (1922) – 30 minutes
- 11:15 pm – Daydreams (1922) – 18 minutes
- 11:45 pm – Neighbors (1921) – 18 minutes
- 12:15 am – Spite Marriage (1929) – 79 minutes
- 1:45 am – Free and Easy (1930) – 93 minutes
- 3:30 am – The Garage (1920) – 25 minutes
- 4:00 am – The Blacksmith (1922) – 22 minutes
- 4:30 am – Sidewalks of New York (1931) – 75 minutes
- 6:00 am – Buster Keaton: So Funny It Hurt! (2004 documentary) – 39 minutes
Sunday, October 23-24:
- 8:00 pm – College (1927) – 85 minutes
- 9:15 pm – High Sign (1921) – 21 minutes
- 9:45 pm – Go West (1925) – 69 minutes
- 11:00 pm – The Frozen North (1922) – 19 minutes
- 11:30 pm – Battling Butler (1926) – 61 minutes
- 12:45 am – The Saphead (1920) – 77 minutes
- 2:15 am – Doughboys (1930) – 80 minutes
- 3:45 am – Parlor, Bedroom and Bath (1931) – 69 minutes
- 5:15 am – The Passionate Plumber (1932) – 75 minutes
- 6:30 am – What! No Beer? (1933) – 70 minutes
Sunday, October 30-31:
- 8:00 pm – In the Good Old Summertime (1949) starring Judy Garland, Van Johnson, S.Z. Sakall
- 10:00 pm – The Silent Partner (1955) – 27 minutes
- 10:30 pm – A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum (1966) starring Zero Mostel, Phil Silvers, Michael Crawford
- 12:15 am – The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1960) starring Eddie Hodges, Tony Randall, Archie Moore
- 2:15 am – Beach Blanket Bingo (1965) starring Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Deborah Walley
- 4:00 am – Around the World in 80 Days (1956) starring David Niven, Shirley MacLaine, Cantinflas
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