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User:Gardner

2022-10-06T04:55:38Z

Gardner:

Gardner is a student at the University of Alabama & a freelance professional dancer based out of Birmingham, AL.

=== What I found funny recently: ===
Honestly? You.

=== Possible Story Humor: ===
Bates' House of Turkey labels their bathroom "hens" and "roosters." I walked into the "hens" bathroom and there was a old guy in there who told me I was in the wrong bathroom. When he walked out, I heard a whole lot of laughter. When I walked out, people at the restaurant said, "so sorry, we tried to tell him..."

=== Here's a Keaton screenshot: ===
[[File:The Scarecrow 2022-09-15 at 2.31.37 PM 1.png|thumb|A True Statement :)]]

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-28T04:14:33Z

Gardner:

'''''The Scarecrow''''' (1920) is a short film comedy that was written, directed, and performed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] along with [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref> An amusing romance, this 19-minute film is reminiscent of the vaudeville humor so common in Keaton films as one of the lead roles is played by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1832937/?ref_=tt_ov_st</ref>

== Plot ==
[[File:Keaton's sore tooth.jpg|thumb|Keaton with a sore tooth.]]
Two farmhands ([[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]]) live in a one-room house resembling a Rube Goldberg invention. The house contains pulleys and levers that flip the room from bedroom to kitchen and back again. In the early minutes of the film, [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Roberts]] has to help [[w:Buster_Keaton|Keaton]] remove a sore tooth. He does this by tying a string from the tooth to a doorknob and then slamming the door to yank the tooth out. After eating a meal together, the met set out to fight over the woman they love.

Both men work on the same farm and share the same love interest: the farmer's daughter ([[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely)]]. Both men attempt to win her love by various competitions resulting in broken limbs and soaked clothing. While running from a seemingly rabid dog ([[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]]), Keaton loses most of his clothes in a haystack and is forced to borrow clothes from a scarecrow in the farmer's field. He trips to his knees as the farmer's daughter appears, and she takes it as a marriage proposal. The two run off together with the farmer, ([[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]]) in hot pursuit. The happy couple picks up a pastor as they make their escape and are declared man and wife in the last scene - in the middle of a muddy stream.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scarecrow_(1920_film)</ref>

== Production ==
'''''The Scarecrow''''' examines romantic comedy through scenes of marriage and competition for courtship in America during the 1920's. The set is well developed with an elaborately designed bachelor pad that has pulleys and carts which deliver breakfast, seasonings, and toast to the two farmhands as they sit at their table. The ruins of an old building provide an excellent backdrop for the chase between Luke the Dog and Keaton, and a giant haystack provides both a playground for Keaton and a comic allusion to finding a needle in a haystack as [[w:Buster_Keaton|Keaton]] is chased around by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>James Curtis, ''Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life'' (New York: Knopf, 2022), p. 150-153</ref>
== Cast ==
[[File:Man & Wife.jpg|thumb|The couple declared "man & wife" in a muddy stream.]]

* [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]], First Farmhand
* [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]], Second Farmhand
* [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], Truck Driver
* [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]], Dog
* [[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]], Farmer
* [[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely]], Farmer's Daughter
* [[w:Al_St._John|Al St. John]], Motorcyclist

== See Also ==

* [[w:Buster_Keaton_filmography|Buster Keaton Filmography]]

== References ==
<references />
== External Links ==

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo8F-gWM45M The Scarecrow] on YouTube
*

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-28T04:12:25Z

Gardner:

'''''The Scarecrow''''' (1920) is a short film comedy that was written, directed, and performed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] along with [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref> An amusing romance, this 19-minute film is reminiscent of the vaudeville humor so common in Keaton films as one of the lead roles is played by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1832937/?ref_=tt_ov_st</ref>

== Plot ==
[[File:Keaton's sore tooth.jpg|thumb|Keaton has a sore tooth.]]
Two farmhands ([[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]]) live in a one-room house resembling a Rube Goldberg invention. The house contains pulleys and levers that flip the room from bedroom to kitchen and back again. In the early minutes of the film, [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Roberts]] has to help [[w:Buster_Keaton|Keaton]] remove a sore tooth. He does this by tying a string from the tooth to a doorknob and then slamming the door to yank the tooth out. After eating a meal together, the met set out to fight over the woman they love.

Both men work on the same farm and share the same love interest: the farmer's daughter ([[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely)]]. Both men attempt to win her love by various competitions resulting in broken limbs and soaked clothing. While running from a seemingly rabid dog ([[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]]), Keaton loses most of his clothes in a haystack and is forced to borrow clothes from a scarecrow in the farmer's field. He trips to his knees as the farmer's daughter appears, and she takes it as a marriage proposal. The two run off together with the farmer, ([[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]]) in hot pursuit. The happy couple picks up a pastor as they make their escape and are declared man and wife in the last scene - in the middle of a muddy stream.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scarecrow_(1920_film)</ref>

== Production ==
'''''The Scarecrow''''' examines romantic comedy through scenes of marriage and competition for courtship in America during the 1920's. The set is well developed with an elaborately designed bachelor pad that has pulleys and carts which deliver breakfast, seasonings, and toast to the two farmhands as they sit at their table. The ruins of an old building provide an excellent backdrop for the chase between Luke the Dog and Keaton, and a giant haystack provides both a playground for Keaton and a comic allusion to finding a needle in a haystack as [[w:Buster_Keaton|Keaton]] is chased around by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>James Curtis, ''Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life'' (New York: Knopf, 2022), p. 150-153</ref>
== Cast ==
[[File:Man & Wife.jpg|thumb|The couple is declared "man & wife" in a muddy stream.]]

* [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]], First Farmhand
* [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]], Second Farmhand
* [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], Truck Driver
* [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]], Dog
* [[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]], Farmer
* [[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely]], Farmer's Daughter
* [[w:Al_St._John|Al St. John]], Motorcyclist

== See Also ==

* [[w:Buster_Keaton_filmography|Buster Keaton Filmography]]

== References ==
<references />
== External Links ==

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo8F-gWM45M The Scarecrow] on YouTube
*

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-28T04:11:31Z

Gardner:

'''''The Scarecrow''''' (1920) is a short film comedy that was written, directed, and performed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] along with [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref> An amusing romance, this 19-minute film is reminiscent of the vaudeville humor so common in Keaton films as one of the lead roles is played by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1832937/?ref_=tt_ov_st</ref>

== Plot ==
[[File:Keaton's sore tooth.jpg|thumb|Keaton's Sore Tooth]]
Two farmhands ([[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]]) live in a one-room house resembling a Rube Goldberg invention. The house contains pulleys and levers that flip the room from bedroom to kitchen and back again. In the early minutes of the film, [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Roberts]] has to help [[w:Buster_Keaton|Keaton]] remove a sore tooth. He does this by tying a string from the tooth to a doorknob and then slamming the door to yank the tooth out. After eating a meal together, the met set out to fight over the woman they love.

Both men work on the same farm and share the same love interest: the farmer's daughter ([[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely)]]. Both men attempt to win her love by various competitions resulting in broken limbs and soaked clothing. While running from a seemingly rabid dog ([[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]]), Keaton loses most of his clothes in a haystack and is forced to borrow clothes from a scarecrow in the farmer's field. He trips to his knees as the farmer's daughter appears, and she takes it as a marriage proposal. The two run off together with the farmer, ([[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]]) in hot pursuit. The happy couple picks up a pastor as they make their escape and are declared man and wife in the last scene - in the middle of a muddy stream.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scarecrow_(1920_film)</ref>

== Production ==
'''''The Scarecrow''''' examines romantic comedy through scenes of marriage and competition for courtship in America during the 1920's. The set is well developed with an elaborately designed bachelor pad that has pulleys and carts which deliver breakfast, seasonings, and toast to the two farmhands as they sit at their table. The ruins of an old building provide an excellent backdrop for the chase between Luke the Dog and Keaton, and a giant haystack provides both a playground for Keaton and a comic allusion to finding a needle in a haystack as [[w:Buster_Keaton|Keaton]] is chased around by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>James Curtis, ''Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life'' (New York: Knopf, 2022), p. 150-153</ref>
== Cast ==
[[File:Man & Wife.jpg|thumb|The couple declared "Man & Wife!" in a muddy stream.]]

* [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]], First Farmhand
* [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]], Second Farmhand
* [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], Truck Driver
* [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]], Dog
* [[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]], Farmer
* [[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely]], Farmer's Daughter
* [[w:Al_St._John|Al St. John]], Motorcyclist

== See Also ==

* [[w:Buster_Keaton_filmography|Buster Keaton Filmography]]

== References ==
<references />
== External Links ==

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yo8F-gWM45M The Scarecrow] on YouTube
*

File:Keaton's sore tooth.jpg

2022-09-28T04:10:03Z

Gardner:

Keaton's sore tooth

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-28T03:59:06Z

Gardner:

'''''The Scarecrow''''' (1920) is a short film comedy that was written, directed, and performed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] along with [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref> An amusing romance, this 19-minute film is reminiscent of the vaudeville humor so common in Keaton films as one of the lead roles is played by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1832937/?ref_=tt_ov_st</ref>

== Plot ==
Two farmhands ([[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]]) live in a one-room house resembling a Rube Goldberg invention. The house contains pulleys and levers that flip the room from bedroom to kitchen and back again. In the early minutes of the film, [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Roberts]] has to help [[w:Buster_Keaton|Keaton]] remove a sore tooth. He does this by tying a string from the tooth to a doorknob and then slamming the door to yank the tooth out. After eating a meal together, the met set out to fight over the woman they love.

Both men work on the same farm and share the same love interest: the farmer's daughter ([[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely)]]. Both men attempt to win her love by various competitions resulting in broken limbs and soaked clothing. While running from a seemingly rabid dog ([[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]]), Keaton loses most of his clothes in a haystack and is forced to borrow clothes from a scarecrow in the farmer's field. He trips to his knees as the farmer's daughter appears, and she takes it as a marriage proposal. The two run off together with the farmer, ([[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]]) in hot pursuit. The happy couple picks up a pastor as they make their escape and are declared man and wife in the last scene - in the middle of a muddy stream.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scarecrow_(1920_film)</ref>

== Production ==
'''''The Scarecrow''''' examines romantic comedy through scenes of marriage and competition for courtship in America during the 1920's.<ref>James Curtis, ''Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life'' (New York: Knopf, 2022), p. 150-153</ref> The set is well developed with an elaborately designed bachelor pad that has pulleys and carts which deliver breakfast, seasonings, and toast to the two farmhands as they sit at their table. The ruins of an old building provide an excellent backdrop for the chase between Luke the Dog and Keaton, and a giant haystack provides both a playground for Keaton and a comic allusion to finding a needle in a haystack as [[w:Buster_Keaton|Keaton]] is chased around by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].[[File:Man & Wife.jpg|thumb|"Man & Wife!"]]

== Cast ==
[[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]], First Farmhand

[[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]], Second Farmhand

[[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], Truck Driver

[[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]], Dog

[[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]], Farmer

[[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely]], Farmer's Daughter

[[w:Al_St._John|Al St. John]], Motorcyclist

Mary Astor,

== See Also ==

== References ==

== External Links ==

* The Scarecrow on YouTube
* The Scarecrow on Imdb
*
<references />

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-28T03:37:09Z

Gardner:

'''''The Scarecrow''''' (1920) is a short film comedy that was written, directed, and performed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] along with [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref> An amusing romance, this 19-minute film is reminiscent of the vaudeville humor so common in Keaton films as one of the lead roles is played by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1832937/?ref_=tt_ov_st</ref>

== Plot ==
Two farmhands ([[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]]) live in a one-room house resembling a Rube Goldberg invention. The house contains pulleys and levers that flip the room from bedroom to kitchen and back again. In the early minutes of the film, [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Roberts]] has to help [[w:Buster_Keaton|Keaton]] remove a sore tooth. He does this by tying a string from the tooth to a doorknob and then slamming the door to yank the tooth out. After eating a meal together, the met set out to fight over the woman they love.

Both men work on the same farm and share the same love interest: the farmer's daughter ([[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely)]]. Both men attempt to win her love by various competitions resulting in broken limbs and soaked clothing. While running from a seemingly rabid dog ([[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]]), Keaton loses most of his clothes in a haystack and is forced to borrow clothes from a scarecrow in the farmer's field. He trips to his knees as the farmer's daughter appears, and she takes it as a marriage proposal. The two run off together with the farmer, ([[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]]) in hot pursuit. The happy couple picks up a pastor as they make their escape and are declared man and wife in the last scene - in the middle of a muddy stream.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scarecrow_(1920_film)</ref>
[[File:Man & Wife.jpg|thumb|"Man & Wife!"]]

== Cast ==
[[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]], First Farmhand

[[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]], Second Farmhand

[[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], Truck Driver

[[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]], Dog

[[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]], Farmer

[[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely]], Farmer's Daughter

[[w:Al_St._John|Al St. John]], Motorcyclist

Mary Astor,

== See Also ==

== References ==

== External Links ==

* The Scarecrow on YouTube
* The Scarecrow on Imdb
*
<references />

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-27T18:50:40Z

Gardner: /* Cast */

The Scarecrow (1920) is a short film comedy that was written, directed, and performed by the duo [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref> Reminiscent of the vaudeville humor so common in Keaton films, one of the lead roles is played by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1832937/?ref_=tt_ov_st</ref>

== Plot ==
This silent film tells the story of two farmhands ([[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]]) living in a one-room house that resembles a Rube Goldberg invention -- complete with pulleys and levers that flip the house from bedroom to kitchen and back again. The love interest of both of these men is the farmer's daughter, [[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely]]. Both men attempt to win her love by various competitions resulting in broken limbs and soaked clothing. While running from a seemingly rabid dog ([[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]]), Keaton loses most of his clothes in a haystack and is forced to borrow clothes from a scarecrow in the farmer's field. He trips to his knees as the farmer's daughter appears, and she takes it as a marriage proposal. The two run off together with the farmer, ([[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]]) in hot pursuit. The happy couple picks up a pastor as they make their escape and are declared man and wife in the very last scene - in the middle of a muddy stream.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scarecrow_(1920_film)</ref>
[[File:Man & Wife.jpg|thumb|"Man & Wife!"]]

== Cast ==
[[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]], First Farmhand

[[w:Joe_Roberts_(actor)|Joe Roberts]], Second Farmhand

[[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], Truck Driver

[[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]], Dog

[[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]], Farmer

[[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely]], Farmer's Daughter

[[w:Al_St._John|Al St. John]], Motorcyclist

Mary Astor,

== See Also ==

== References ==

== External Links ==

* The Scarecrow on YouTube
* The Scarecrow on Imdb
*
<references />

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-27T13:17:50Z

Gardner: /* Plot */

The Scarecrow (1920) is a short film comedy that was written, directed, and performed by the duo [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref> Reminiscent of the vaudeville humor so common in Keaton films, one of the lead roles is played by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1832937/?ref_=tt_ov_st</ref>

== Plot ==
This silent film tells the story of two flatmates ([[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]]) living in a one-room house that resembles a Rube Goldberg invention -- complete with pulleys and levers that flip the house from bedroom to kitchen and back again. The love interest of both of these men is the farmer's daughter, [[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely]]. Both men attempt to win her love by various competitions resulting in broken limbs and soaked clothes. While running from a seemingly rabid dog ([[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]]), Keaton loses most of his clothes in a haystack and is forced to borrow clothes from the scarecrow in the farmer's field. He trips to his knees as the farmer's daughter appears, and she takes it as a marriage proposal. The two run off together with her father, the farmer, ([[w:Joe_Keaton|Joe Keaton]]) in hot pursuit. The happy couple picks up a minister as they make their escape and are declared man and wife in the very last scene - in the middle of a muddy stream.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scarecrow_(1920_film)</ref>
[[File:Man & Wife.jpg|thumb|"Man & Wife!"]]

== Cast ==
Buster Keaton

Edward F. Cline

Luke the Dog

Joe Keaton

Joe Roberts

Sybil Seely

Al St. John

Mary Astor

== See Also ==

== References ==

== External Links ==

* The Scarecrow on YouTube
* The Scarecrow on Imdb
*
<references />

File:Man & Wife.jpg

2022-09-27T13:17:17Z

Gardner:

Man & Wife

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-27T13:12:02Z

Gardner: /* Plot */

The Scarecrow (1920) is a short film comedy that was written, directed, and performed by the duo [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref> Reminiscent of the vaudeville humor so common in Keaton films, one of the lead roles is played by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1832937/?ref_=tt_ov_st</ref>

== Plot ==
This silent film tells the story of two flatmates ([[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]]) living in a one-room house that resembles a Rube Goldberg invention -- complete with pulleys and levers that flip the house from bedroom to kitchen and back again. The love interest of both of these men is the farmer's daughter, [[w:Sybil_Seely|Sybil Seely]]. Both men attempt to win her love by various competitions resulting in broken limbs and soaked clothes. While running from a seemingly rabid dog, Keaton loses most of his clothes in a haystack and is forced to borrow clothes from the scarecrow in the farmer's field. He trips to his knees as the farmer's daughter appears, and she takes it as a marriage proposal. The two run off together with her father, the farmer, (Joe Keaton) in hot pursuit. The happy couple picks up a minister as they make their escape and are declared man and wife in the very last scene - in the middle of a muddy stream.

== Cast ==
Buster Keaton

Edward F. Cline

Luke the Dog

Joe Keaton

Joe Roberts

Sybil Seely

Al St. John

Mary Astor

== See Also ==

== References ==

== External Links ==

* The Scarecrow on YouTube
* The Scarecrow on Imdb
*
<references />

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-26T13:25:30Z

Gardner:

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-26T13:25:18Z

Gardner:

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-26T13:24:53Z

Gardner:

== The Scarecrow ==

The Scarecrow (1920) is a short film comedy that was written, directed, and performed by the duo [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref> Reminiscent of the vaudeville humor so common in Keaton films, one of the lead roles is played by [[w:Luke_the_Dog|Luke the Dog]].<ref>https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1832937/?ref_=tt_ov_st</ref>

== Plot ==
PLOT SUMMARY

== Cast ==
Buster Keaton

Edward F. Cline

Luke the Dog

Joe Keaton

Joe Roberts

Sybil Seely

Al St. John

Mary Astor

== See Also ==

== References ==

== External Links ==

* The Scarecrow on YouTube
* The Scarecrow on Imdb
*
<references />

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-26T13:24:35Z

Gardner:

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-26T13:18:07Z

Gardner:

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-26T04:21:28Z

Gardner:

== The Scarecrow ==

The Scarecrow (1920), a short film comedy, was directed and performed by Buster Keaton and Edward F. Cline.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref>
<references />

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-26T04:19:31Z

Gardner:

T H E S C A R E C R O W

The Scarecrow (1920), a short film comedy, was directed and performed by Buster Keaton and Edward F. Cline.<ref>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0011656/</ref>

User:Gardner

2022-09-20T05:05:49Z

Gardner:

Gardner is a student at the University of Alabama & a freelance professional dancer based out of Birmingham, AL.

=== What I found funny recently: ===
Honestly? You.

=== Here's a Keaton screenshot: ===
[[File:The Scarecrow 2022-09-15 at 2.31.37 PM 1.png|thumb|A True Statement :)]]

User:Gardner

2022-09-20T05:05:25Z

Gardner: /* What I found funny recently: */

Gardner is a student at the University of Alabama & a freelance professional dancer based in Birmingham, AL.

=== What I found funny recently: ===
Honestly? You.

=== Here's a Keaton screenshot: ===
[[File:The Scarecrow 2022-09-15 at 2.31.37 PM 1.png|thumb|A True Statement :)]]

User:Gardner

2022-09-15T19:34:58Z

Gardner:

Gardner is a student at the University of Alabama & a freelance professional dancer based in Birmingham, AL.

=== What I found funny recently: ===
Yesterday my ballet teacher, stopped the entire class to tell everyone that I was a good dancer -- because of him. What am I supposed to say to that? ....thanks?....But, I mean, can you fault him? He's a great teacher and he knows it. However, I still find it funny that if anyone else had said that, I would have slapped them in the face. This man, however, can get away with just about anything. He then told us that he was angry at the University for not giving him an accompanimist (even though he yelled at the last one) but that "it's okay, I have contract. I can say anything." And he can. He's literally our professor on earth.

=== Here's a Keaton screenshot: ===
[[File:The Scarecrow 2022-09-15 at 2.31.37 PM 1.png|thumb|A True Statement :)]]

File:The Scarecrow 2022-09-15 at 2.31.37 PM 1.png

2022-09-15T19:32:51Z

Gardner:

A True Statement

The Scarecrow by Gardner

2022-09-15T19:19:02Z

Gardner:

T H E S C A R E C R O W