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TV Tuesday - Buster Keaton guest stars on The Donna Reed Show in a series of misunderstandings when Donna lends her car to Midge.

This Day in Buster… May 4, 1936 “The Invader,” opens in Sweden with the title “En oäkta spanjor.” Known as “An Old Spanish Custom” in the US, it was filmed in the UK and, several years later re-worked in the movie “Pest from the West.” Leander attempts to win Lupita’s heart with some Spanish chat-up lines he wrote on his cuffs…

This Day in Buster… May 3, 1935 Buster Keaton's “Tars and Stripes" is released by Educational Pictures.

This Day in Buster… April 24, 1932 “Sidewalks of New York" opens in Finland with the title “New Yorkin katupoikia.” The title translates to “New York Street Boys." Buster Keaton plays a philanthropist who hopes to reform those street boys with boxing and so win the heart of their leader’s big sister.

This Day in Buster… April 24, 1932 “Sidewalks of New York" opens in Finland with the title “New Yorkin katupoikia.” The title translates to “New York Street Boys." Buster Keaton plays a philanthropist who hopes to reform those street boys with boxing and so win the heart of their leader’s big sister.

Promotional photos of Buster Keaton & Anita Page in "Sidewalks of New York," from 1931.

This Day in Buster… April 18, 1930 "Free And Easy,” Buster Keaton’s first talkie where he actually speaks (and sings), opens in New York City.