Keep Your Eye On The Kid The Early Years Of Buster Keaton HC

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"Nobody could take a fall like Buster Keaton--he even earned his nickname by falling down the stairs as a baby. When he was three, he joined his parents' stage act. Buster's father would throw him across the stage and shout, ""Keep your eye on the kid!"" Years later, the tumbling skills he learned as a child would make him one of America's most beloved silent-film stars.

Told from Buster's point of view, this beautifully illustrated biography evokes the streets and stages of early twentieth-century America and brings the remarkable childhood of a timeless comedian to life."