This Day in Buster… May 6, 1919 Buster has returned to Los Angeles after completing his World War I tour of duty in France. He goes back to work for Roscoe Arbuckle at Comique Studio, where they begin “Back Stage,” which Keaton co-wrote, relying on his vaudeville memories. #oldhollywood #damfino #busterkeaton #roscoearbuckle #ibks #alstjohn #comedy | Buster Keaton

128K views · 4K reactions | This Day in Buster…March 24, 1887 Roscoe Arbuckle, the man who gave Buster Keaton his big break in film, is born. Throughout his life, despite scandal and being unfairly blacklisted for years in Hollywood, Roscoe and Buster remained good friends. You’re the one for us, Fatty. | Buster Keaton | Facebook

This Day in Buster…September 7, 1919 "Back Stage” is released by Comique Studios, featuring Roscoe Arbuckle, Al St. John, Molly Malone, Charles A. Post, Jackie Coogan Sr. & some guy known as Buster Keaton. | Buster Keaton

On this day 25 years ago, Arthur made his television debut for the first time in the episode "Arthur’s Eyes"! 👓 Watch the first five episodes of Arthur (and some fan favorites!) today on the PBS Kids 24/7 channel. Check your local listings. #Arthur25 | Arthur