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TWO LUNATICS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!

College professor Timoleon Zanders Post (Buster Keaton) is tricked into believing that heā€™s inherited a small fortune, which leads him on a journey that ends in small town and its local theater. One of two talkies that Keaton made with Jimmy Durante that year (the other one being The Passionate Plumber) has the star playing a conservative academic who gets a taste for life while working with Duranteā€™s comedian on a dancing show. Eventually they get a shot at Broadway, and the last half hour offers an enjoyably chaotic performance. Good for a few laughs, and itā€™s nice to see Durante do ā€Singinā€™ in the Rainā€ 20 years before the movie.

1932-U.S. 82 min. B/W. Produced byĀ Buster Keaton. Directed byĀ Edward Sedgwick. Cast: Buster Keaton (Timoleon Zanders Post), Jimmy Durante (James), Ruth Selwyn (Pansy Peets), Thelma Todd, Hedda Hopper, Sidney Toler.

 

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