Buster Keaton documentary to highlight why movie star called Muskegon 'home'
A new documentary premiering Sunday goes into more detail about silent film, vaudeville star Buster Keaton's ties to Muskegon.
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A new documentary premiering Sunday goes into more detail about silent film, vaudeville star Buster Keaton's ties to Muskegon.
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Legendary silent film era star Buster Keaton spent many summers at the Bluffton Actor's Colony in Muskegon, Michigan. Today a statute stands in his honor
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The Clear Vision Film production of “Home,” exploring the early life of famed comedian Buster Keaton in the Bluffton neighborhood of Muskegon, completed production in July and is making the national film festival circuits before entering broader distribution next year.