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File: Steamboat Bill Jr. (1928).webm
Author: Charles Reisner
Publisher: United Artists
Year: 1928
PD: PD-US-no-renewal|1962|1928
Note: An American 1928 silent comedy film starring Buster Keaton and famous for a crumbling facade stunt. The film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress.
Cat: Comedy film, Silent film
00:01
JOSEPH M. SCHENKS
presents
Buster Keaton
IN
Steamboat Bill, Jr.
A
UNITED ARTISTS
Production
00:13
DIRECTED
BY
CHAS. F. REISNER
00:18
Story
BY
CARL HARBAUGH
00:23
Photographed
by
DEV JENNINGS & BERT HAINES
Technical Director
FRED GABOURIE
Asst. Director
SANDY ROTH
Copyright by Jos. M. Schenck
00:35
Muddy Waters.
01:16
The new steamer, King.
01:22
J. J. King, owner.
—Tom McGuire
01:30
The old steamer, Stonewall Jackson.
01:37
The owner, William Canfield, better known as Steamboat Bill.
—Ernest Torrence
01:50
Bill's first and last mate.
—Tom Lewis
01:57
WELCOME STEAMBOAT
CO. KING
02:00
02:15
02:24
STEAMBOAT KING COMPANYWELCOME Steamboat Co. KINGKING
02:34
River Junction
Bank
J. J. KING
President.
02:40
Hotel King.
02:54
03:10
"This floating palace should put an end to that 'thing' Steamboat Bill is running."
03:29
"Looks like you'll have to look for a new river."
03:39
"I'll run on this river if I'm the only passager on the boat."
03:58
"Telegram from your son—it's been here four days."
04:05
24CNY 65BXZ
WILLIAM CANFIELD SR
STEAMBOAT STONEWALL JACKSON
RIVER JUNCTION MISS
DEAR DAD IT WAS MOTHERS WISH THAT WHEN
I HAD FINISHED SCHOOL TO PAY YOU A VISIT
I THINK I ARRIVE SATURDAY TEN A M YOU
CANT MISTAKE ME I'LL BE WEARING A
WHITE CARNATION REGARDS
WILLIAM CANFIELD JR
04:24
"It's from my Willie, I haven't seen him since he was a baby."
04:35
"Must be a bid lad by now."
04:41
"I'll bet he's bigger'n me."
04:54
FREIGHT & PASSENGER
SERVICE
FREE | BUS to the Steamboat |
Stonewall Jackson |
04:57
CarnationCarnation
Day
Mother's
Day
Carnations
05:21
King's daughter, home from school.
—Marion Byron
05:40
RIVER JUNCTION
05:49
BUS — THE KING STEAMBOAT CO. — BUS
05:52
FREE | BUS to the Steamboat |
Stonewall Jackson |
06:46
"Any of you boys looking for a father?"
09:27
Wm Canfield JR
Boston
10:20
"If you say what you're thinking I'll strangle you!"
12:54
Barber
Shop
13:03
"Take that barnacle off his lip."
14:27
"Why, Willie Canfield—what are you doing so far from Boston?"
14:34
"My father's here."
14:40
"So is mine and you'll love him."
18:36
"Is that—Steamboat Bill, Junior?"
19:03
"Fix him up with some working clothes for the boat."
20:04-20:13
Working clothes for the boat
with her help.
20:30
"No jury would convict you."
24:23
"If I find him in this boat again, I'll personally wring his neck."
25:36
"That's what that's for."
25:51
"If anybody else is caught on this boat . . . . my son'll handle him."
26:23
"Show him what makes the boat go."
26:40
"Keep your hands off him."
28:10
"I'm trying to teach you to run it'wreck' it."
not29:20
Eight Bells and all is wrong.
30:02
home. I will be
waiting in the salon.
If you really care
for me come tonight.
× Kitty.
31:55
"I'll pick the young man for you—and it won't be the son of a river tramp."
32:28
"I'll pick the young lady for you
and it won't be a girl with a father like that."35:21
"What do you mean throwing those—cocoanut shells on the floor?"
37:18
"Back to Boston you go."
38:25
Morning.
39:26
[…]
W. E. Jones
Secy.
DESTINATION
FROM
RIVER JUNCTION
TO
BOSTON, MASS.
Signature
J. A. Waters
39:37
RIVER JUNCTION
STEAMBOAT
STONEWALL JACKSON
CAPTAIN
39:41
NOTICE
THIS IS TO NOTIFY THAT THE STEAMER
STONEWALL JACKSON
IS UNSAGE AND HEREBY CONDEMNED
UNTIL FURTHER INVESTIGATION.
SIGNED
Public Safety Committee
40:19
Out of Town
PaperS
40:25
"Are you responsible for this?"
40:31
"Well, it ought to be condemned, the first good wind would sink it anyhow."
41:11
U. S.
POST OFFICE
41:23
"This man not only threatened my life but has defied the law."
41:56
WESTERN
UNION
Telegraph
42:16
ENTRANCEENTRANCE
43:16
"King will see that he don't get out of here for awhile."
43:55
[…]
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
W. E. Jones
Secy.
DESTINATION
FROM
RIVER JUNCTION
TO
BOSTON, MASS.
Wm Canfield Jr.
Signature
J. A. Waters
44:02
Unsetettled --- wet and cloudy.
VOL. XIV. No. 21
45:31
"I've brought my poor father bread."
45:40
"Throw both him and the bread out."
45:49
"Tell him I made it myself."
46:30
"I'll just wait around until he is famished."
46:46
THE PRISONER'S SONG
Oh! I wish I had some one to love me—
Some one to call me their own;
Oh! I wish I had some one to live with—
'Cause I'm tired of living alone.
Oh! Please meet me tonight in the moonlight—
Please meet me tonight all alone,
For I have a sad story to tell you—
It's a story that's never been told.
I'll be carried to the new jail tomorrow—
Leaving my poor darling alone;
With the cold prison bars all around me,
And my head on a pillow of stone.
Now I have a grand ship on the ocean—
All mounted with silver and gold—
And before my poor darlin' would suffer,
Oh! that ship would be anchored and sold.
Now if I had the wings of an angel—
Over these prison walls I would fly,
And I'd fly to the arms of my poor darlin'
And there I'd be willing to die.
48:29
"I guess I better go."
48:40
"I've changed my mind—I want the bread."
48:54
"No—I don't think you do."
49:04
"Come, my boy—I was only foolin'."
49:15
"I know what it is—you're ashamed ot my baking."
49:25
"You talk to him, Sheriff."
49:39
"After all, the old bum is your father."
50:43
"That must of happened when the dough fell in the tool chest."
51:26
"Don't let him do that to you, Willie, bust him on the jaw."
51:36
"What—this shrimp hit me?"
51:46
"If he'd ever hit you on your jaw he'd break it."
52:08
"No, I might hurt you."
54:49
"Take him down to the receiving hospital."
55:51
HOSPITAL
56:00
Storm clouds in the offing.
VOL. XIV. No. 21
56:05
Hotel
King
J. J. King
56:10
"The pier is not strong enough to hold the boat against this wind."
57:28
THE KING's FISH PALACE. CIGARS
TOBACCO
57:36-56:53
PUBLIC [LIBRARY]HOSPITAL
1:00:11
STAGE-DOOR
1:03:27
Stonewall Jackson.
1:08:26
KING
1:10:15
The
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