THE ED WYNN SHOW. Buster Keaton segment from 1949. Live Kinescope.
This segment from a 1949 episode of The Ed Wynn show spotlights two great comedy legends from the early days of live television. In this piece Wynn and Buster try a new kind of format "silent television". Great fun. This piece fell into the public domain in 1977 from lack of copyright renewal.
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Whats my line? - Ed Wynn
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What's My Line? - Buster Keaton; Ernie Kovacs [panel] (Sep 1, 1957)
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Buster Keaton - The Art of the Gag
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