11M views · 103K reactions | In *Sherlock Jr.* (1924), Buster Keaton appears to jump into a woman’s body using clever editing and a body double. The camera cuts at the moment of contact, swapping Keaton with the woman, creating a seamless illusion of transformation—all done with precise timing and a fixed camera. (Via: @lostintimevid) #history #reels #animation #1920s #movies | Inside History | Facebook

321K views · 16K reactions | This Day in Buster…June 6, 1924 The Modesto Bee gives a positive review of “Sherlock Jr.” stating that Buster Keaton himself promises it is “The most original comedy ever made.” We’d follow that view… | Buster Keaton | Facebook

Watch how amazingly #BusterKeaton escapes from the villain's custody. ;) :D Enjoy the hilarious tenth part of the movie ''Sherlock Jr.'' (1924). ;) :P Watch the amazing collection of classic videos here - https://goo.gl/dpRXSR | HauteBook

Sherlock Jr - by Buster Keaton (1924) | Flashbak

This Day in Buster… April 19, 1924 “Sherlock Jr.” has its U.S. opening in Boston. Almost 500 feet of finished film was cut after Buster Keaton showed previews to gauge audience reaction. That’s about seven and a half minutes of footage. #oldhollywood #damfino #busterkeaton #ibks #silentfilm #classichollywood #comedy | Buster Keaton

114K views · 701 reactions | The cast and crew discuss John and Sherlock's friendship… | MASTERPIECE | PBS | Facebook

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