Buster and His Goat

1914

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One of Mrs. Brown's neighbors brought her little son over to call one day, and Mrs. Brown sent the child out to play with Buster. Buster immediately conceived the idea of letting the child r... Read allOne of Mrs. Brown's neighbors brought her little son over to call one day, and Mrs. Brown sent the child out to play with Buster. Buster immediately conceived the idea of letting the child ride his goat. As an impressive feature of the occasion, Buster purchased false beards with... Read allOne of Mrs. Brown's neighbors brought her little son over to call one day, and Mrs. Brown sent the child out to play with Buster. Buster immediately conceived the idea of letting the child ride his goat. As an impressive feature of the occasion, Buster purchased false beards with which he disguised the features of his playmates. The goat was brought on, and the child ... Read all

Director
- Charles H. France
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Director
- Charles H. France
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Trivia
Released as a split reel along with the documentary The South African Mines (1914).

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Will please the children especially

From the famous cartoons by R.F. Outcault. of Buster Brown. Norris Millington is a clever Buster, as is Constance Robertson as Mary Jane, Philip Dwyer is Tige and William Fables the goat. This is a side-splitting number and will please the children especially. It causes roars of laughter, especially where the goat butts Buster out of the kitchen window, then there is a general mix-up between Tige and the goat. It has been well directed, thanks to Charles H. France. Take your children to see this, they will enjoy it. - The Moving Picture World, September 12, 1914