Day Dreams (1922) Buster Keaton, Renée Adorée, Joe Roberts

Released in November 27, 1922

Directed and written by Buster Keaton and Edward F. Cline
Produced by Joseph M. Schenck
Cinematography Elgin Lessley

CAST
Buster Keaton as Buster
Renée Adorée as Renée
Joe Keaton as Renée's Father
Joe Roberts as The Mayor

[Mrrapamusic]

It's amazing, how an old film, made with semplicity, can be funny and interesting. I appreciatrd it very much. Goodbye

[ronaldstrange]

102 years' old and still totally wonderfull. Thanks Buster. Remembered and appreciated forever. England, July, 2024.

[sherila]

They found the missing scenes!!! This is amazing!!! This was the Buster short that was missing whole sections & was put on Criterion DVDs for years with captions/ explanations about what was thought to have taken place in the missing sections. And here they are!! It's like getting brand new Buster content with Buster-induced laughs!!! Thank you so much & please share how/when these sections were found & restored!!! ❤❤❤

[scotchtowerbibletractsocie]

This man had fantastic taste in robes. Just magnificent.

[SolitudeSometimesIs]

Brilliant, Just Brilliant ~ No one will ever match Buster, for his creative genius and beauty. ♥ the man

[DBEdwards]

Some amazing street scenes of San Francisco from cable cars. 1922. WHAT A GAS. KEATON IS FLYING BY THE SEAT OF HIS PANTS. WHOA!!! HAHAHAHA!!. KEATON IS SUPERB AND HYSTERICAL. MORE LAUGHS THAN CHAPLIN!!!!

[asullivan]

Interesting/entertaining. Enjoy viewing 👀 the cars/store front windows/vaudeville theater/police call box/neon signs wall telephone of that era-!!!🤗. Amazing how many " Keystone cops fit into that trolly car-!!!😳. Piano music enhanced the different scenes

[RewindThatScene]

It really says something when a 100 year old film can make you laugh harder than today’s comedy movies and tv shows……

[СтепанСтепанов-ми]

Однако, парня жаль. Он упорен и честен. Не заслужил он такого.🙂

[utuber]

I don't see any reason for the cop to chase Buster after he exited the theater.

[wertherquartett]

The intertitles look too modern, evidently aren’t the originals, which somewhat spoils the overall retro experience. Presumably there’s a technical reason for this … ?