Ed Wynn introduces Buster Keaton

[henrygrove100]

Buster Keaton must have been in Sunset Blvd, the same year??

[TheSolaris810]

Buster Keaton was a genius as a writer, actor, director and cinematographer. And what a beautiful face with those expressive eyes that said what words coudnt.

[datesie]

Hey I think the other guy was on twilight

[vmargotpaez]

i swooned just like ed wynn did when buster said, "hello." naturally, if i had been in ed wynn's place i would have kissed buster right on the lips.

[bobslightbulb]

@vmargotpaez Ha! Me too.

[BayareaGuy06]

They both died the same year 1966. RIP Buster Keaton 1895-1966 and Ed Wynn 1886-1966.

[boomerang905]

I love old television. It was great, clean and so much fun.  But more so, it was a family thing. We lived for Mickey Mouse and American Bandstand when it aired in Philadelphia. All the cable in the world cannot replace those happy times! Thanks for the upload.

[MissGoldenDreams13]

Buster Keaton was perhaps the only man in history who could totally rock a combover. (As evidenced by 1:14-1:16)

[Shatallion]

Kinda want to see the rest... lol thanks for posting this though. :)

[143AC]

On this show..Mr.Keaton performed his "Molasses in his porkpie hat"mime skit with

Mr.Wynn.

[fromthesidelines]

This originally aired on December 8, 1949, and was, in fact, Buster's "national" TV debut; however, because there was no "coaxial cable" as yet to enable simultaneous "coast-to-coast" telecasts (there wouldn't be, until September 1951), this originally aired live on the West Coast on December 8th, and rebroadcast via kinescope film on CBS' East Coast affiliates on December 22nd..

[joshtaylor8080]

the mad hatter!

[JohnSilverfan01]

@joshtaylor8080 And Mary Poppin's Uncle Albert

[heebieandjeebie]

these are when comedians were true comedians!!!!!!!! Give me back these good days!!!

[marciatorresstar]

VVonderful Buster Keaton .

[iwtricapecod]

Two giants of great comedy!!

[143AC]

This was one of Mr.Buster Keaton's early tv appearances.

[bonushaw]

Thanks so much.....never saw the intro before. Buster was great....thanks for sharing.