Buster Keaton – The Paleface (1922) Silent film

Buster helps a Native American tribe save their land from greedy oil barons.
Directors: Edward F. Cline (as Eddie Cline), Buster Keaton (as 'Buster' Keaton)
Writers: Edward F. Cline (as Eddie Cline), Buster Keaton (as 'Buster' Keaton)
Stars: Buster Keaton, Virginia Fox, Joe Roberts

[James-mmjh]

These films are better than anything out now. Buster Keaton was a genius and funny. Who needs stunt doubles?

[SuperSooner]

My God. It’s more than 100 years old and the direction seems to be better than the current Hollywood trash movies.

[itzakpoelzig]

I love the chief's way of getting on a horse. 😆 So graceful!

[mlang]

buster keaton had the best humour I bet he could make anybody laugh

[echoecho]

Buster Keaton.
What a man.
He could do it all.
And did!
Wrote. Directed. Produced. Acted. Comedy. Drama. Stunts.
The Great Stone Face.
The Greatest of All Time.
And a great guy.
RIP, darling Buster, and thanx so very much for the magic and memories. .

[tapanisydanmetsa]

I was not feeling specially happy today but this bloody funny action piece gave me very nice moments of joy! Thankyou Buster and thankyou who shared the movie!

[donalobrien]

GREATEST ENTERTAINER
No matter who you put against Him.
BUSTER KEATON
R.I.P

[thecandyman]

My goodness what a "Tempest in a Teacup".
I often find it hard to engage w/ B&W films but this sure enough did the trick.

[thescarecrowheroes]

I just love how Buster Keaton went through the world in his own space. He never deviated. Reminds me so much of Bill Murray!!

[sarahewson]

PLEASE don’t cover the endings with links 😩 That kiss at the end was too beautiful to ruin this way 🙁Otherwise, thank you for sharing this video 👍🏼

[geraldarcuri]

I live in Southern California. We have nothing to compare to this. Seeing one of these departures ( or arrivals ) in Duluth is on my bucket list!

[suejohnson]

I love this film! My sweet little chief paleface!

[strangepoet]

Impressive that he happened to be able to get a new suit

[scriptsmith]

Little known fact: This won the 1922 Academy Award in the category Politically Incorrect Short Subjects.

[ДМИТРИЙПристромов-кд]

He was a real genius with all these tricks.

[aardvarkratnick]

If you're not laughing throughout this film, you are not alive.

[jagmarc]

Such a different age, before the "hooked cross" was demonized, before asbestos was dangerous and when a blow to the skull was just another way to administer a sleeping pill

[Artman]

Oil sharks were a thing back then too.

[peaceserafino]

The 1920s attempt at not being racist is hilarious- probably could have tried a little harder. That being said, I love Buster Keaton. Thanks for sharing this.

[lordmanatee]

The "persuasion" joke didn't need the text. I wonder if a master if silent film and physival comedy like Keaton had to deal with execs making a film more "accesible" even back then.