CBAA to screen silent Buster Keaton classic
Buster Keaton moves between reality and dream in the 1924 comedy “Sherlock Jr.” showing March 28 at the Wallenstien Theater.
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The Projectionist, fancying himself an amateur detective, searches The Sheik for a missing watch in the Buster Keaton film “Sherlock Jr.”
Buster Keaton takes a harrowing ride on the handlebars of a motorcycle in “Sherlock Jr.” Keaton, famous for doing his own stunts, reportedly fractured his neck while making the film.
Electric cellist Gideon Freudmann will perform a score specially composed for “Sherlock Jr.” at its screening at the Wallenstien Theater March 28.
MOSES LAKE — On March 28, the audience at the Wallenstien Theater will be swept back to a time when girls were flappers, young men were sheiks, jazz was king and liquor was bootlegged when Columbia Basin Allied Arts screens the 1924 classic silent comedy “Sherlock Jr.”
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