🎬 Buster Keaton – General Nuisance (1941) | Classic Comedy Short 🎭 - video Dailymotion

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🎬🎭 Enjoy this hilarious Buster Keaton comedy gem from 1941! In General Nuisance, Keaton proves his genius for slapstick and timing, bringing laughter to audiences even in the sound era. This short film shows why Keaton is celebrated as one of the greatest comedians in film history.  👉 Watch the full Buster Keaton Collection Playlist here: 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnSaCgjW1IfpzrT1Bcp7WM0s  ✨ About the Film: In this comedy short, Buster Keaton plays a wealthy man who enlists in the army—hoping to win the heart of a nurse. What follows is a delightful mix of awkward romance, clever gags, and Keaton’s trademark physical comedy. A lesser-known but charming Keaton classic!  💡 Perfect for fans of: ✔️ Silent & Early Sound Comedies 🎥 ✔️ Classic Hollywood Humor 😂 ✔️ Buster Keaton & Slapstick Legends 🎩 ✔️ Vintage Short Films 🌟  📌 Don’t forget to Like 👍 | Comment 💬 | Subscribe 🔔 for more classic films & timeless cinema treasures. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ #BusterKeaton #GeneralNuisance #ClassicComedy #VintageCinema #OldHollywood #ComedyShort #SlapstickComedy #FilmHistory #GoldenAgeOfHollywood #PublicDomainFilms ________________________________________

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00:00The End

00:30I hate to bother, but could you change a tire for me?

00:41You want us to change a tire for you?

00:44Are you a man or a mouse?

00:46Even a mouse would be ashamed of you.

00:53Do you believe in love at first sight?

00:56Why you've got your nerve, mister?

00:59Lamar. Peter Hedley Lamar, Jr.

01:02Oh, gee. I saw your pictures in the paper. You're that millionaire.

01:07Hmm. I might have known it.

01:09Well, I assure you I had nothing to do with it.

01:12Oh, don't feel too badly about it. We'll be glad to help you change a tire.

01:15Not me. I'm not going to help you.

01:18I'm going back to camp.

01:22Back to camp? Are you girls camping out?

01:25No, we're nurses at Camp Cluster Army Hospital.

01:28Oh, why didn't she like me?

01:30Oh, Dorothy only likes soldiers. You've got to wear a uniform to make a hit with her.

01:34You do?

01:36Yeah, but don't worry. I like you even if you have got millions.

01:40Cutie!

01:40Where's the jack?

01:43Jack?

01:44Oh, not money. The jack that fixed the car.

01:47Wait, Sue. I don't know.

01:49Back here.

01:51She likes uniforms.

01:52Where's the nearest recruiting office?

01:57About five minutes right from here.

02:09Pardon me, senor.

02:10We are looking for Camp Cluster.

02:12You know which way it is, no?

02:14I know which way it is, yes.

02:16I'm going there myself.

02:17I'll show you the way if you'll give me a lift.

02:21Lift?

02:31Jose, let's go!

02:39Hey!

02:41Hey!

02:43Hey!

02:44Hey!

02:47Hey!

02:48Hey!

02:49Oh, senor!

02:50Oh, senor!

02:52Oh, sweet, ol' the giver to lift!

02:54Yes, senor.

02:55We are so tired.

02:57Pardon!

02:58Pardon, senor!

02:59Pardon!

03:02Senor, you are all right, sir.

03:05Senor, you are all right.

03:07It's all right.

03:09Oh, you're done.

03:10It's all right.

03:12Here's your questions.

03:17in there. Oh, thank you. We're very glad to have you in the army, Mr. Lamar. Oh, I only

03:22joined because Dorothy likes uniforms. And besides, I understand you need more generals.

03:29Generals? Oh, yes, yes. Well, we'll take very good care of you, General. Will you step right

03:36this way? I only expect to be in the army, you know, a few days until Dorothy likes me.

03:40Oh. Now, take your clothes off. I beg your pardon.

03:47You heard me. Take them off. How dare you? I don't even know your name.

03:54My name is Michael Collins, and take them off.

04:13Ha, ha, ha.

04:17This is so much.

04:20The tie. Now, don't be so contrary. Come here. Come here. What is that thing? A chest protector

04:47or something, can't you? A fella can't ever see it. Hey, wait a minute. Wait a minute.

04:53You're the one to get addressed, not me. There's no dignity in the place at all.

04:59Not the... Oh. Oh, no.

05:03Oh.

05:08Get this. Get this coat off.

05:11The last thing. I do. I... I...

05:16Doc! Doc!

05:20Now!

05:24What's going on here?

05:26He won't take his clothes off.

05:29Oh, a tough guy, eh?

05:31Let go of that.

05:32Let go.

05:38Now, listen.

05:39We can't stand for any of this nonsense.

05:40Get them off.

05:41Come on.

05:42Look out, Doc.

05:43I want you.

05:43I know, but listen.

05:44Come on.

05:45Listen.

05:46Wait a minute.

05:46I'm a cat.

05:47I'm a cat.

05:48You're going to hear from the general about it, because they don't want to stand for it.

06:03I'll tell you this now.

06:04You're going to get your clothes off if it's the last thing I drink.

06:07The doctor isn't going to stand for that.

06:09Wait a minute.

06:15Get quiet.

06:16You in here.

06:16What do you think this is?

06:17When will I get out of this?

06:19Turn him around.

06:20I'll tell my husband.

06:21That's all right.

06:22General, listen.

06:23All right.

06:31You're practically in the army now.

06:47Listen, darling, to your little Annabelle.

07:02I have something you would like to hear.

07:05Even if the daisies won't, I'm going to tell.

07:08While I serenade to you, my dear, your eyes are like taillights at night.

07:17They're red, but they're not very bright.

07:20And your beautiful nose has the blush of a rose.

07:25It's a whale of a thing.

07:27Watch her now.

07:27There she glows.

07:29Your lips are as liquid as glue.

07:32It's a wonder that words can come through.

07:36Though you're low in the ranks, you've got dough in the banks.

07:42That is why I am falling for you.

07:45Your lips are as bold as your knees.

07:50Your cheeks look just like rope for cheese.

07:55Your teeth are not quite like the stars shining bright.

07:59But I'll bet 50 bucks they come out every night.

08:03Your eyes are like oysters and stew.

08:06Flatterer.

08:07And your nose interferes with your view.

08:12When you smile like a swoon, you're a jerk, you're a goon.

08:17So I'll just have the last dance with you.

08:37I'll just have the last dance with you.

09:07I'll just have the last dance with you.

09:37I'll just have the last dance.

09:38I'll just have the last dance.

09:39Come on.

09:40Oh, there you go.

09:43Come on!

09:44The End

10:14Gosh, I'm glad to see you.

10:26Hello.

10:27How about a little dinner and a show?

10:29No, thank you. I'm on duty at the hospital.

10:31Can I come and visit you?

10:32Certainly not. Only patients are allowed.

10:35If I was a patient, would you nurse me?

10:37If you were a patient.

10:42If I was a patient.

10:44If I was a patient.

11:14Oh my goodness.

11:34You're hurt.

11:35Oh my, I'll take you to the hospital

11:39Oh, just relax

12:05Don't go away

12:12Oh, poor darling

12:31Relax

12:34Hi, it's all dark and chubby

12:47I'm off duty tonight

12:49If you want to take me to a show or dance

12:50Help! Help!

12:57Oh, damn

12:58Oh!

13:04Well, I did a pretty good job

13:09I don't know whether your leg is broken or not

13:11But when the doctor arrives, he'll say he couldn't do any better than I did

13:14My goodness

13:15You certainly got yourself all banged up, didn't you?

13:18Well, it was worth it

13:19To get in here where you could take care of me

13:22Oh, I'm sorry

13:23But I have to take care of our head butcher

13:25He's had a nervous breakdown

13:26He imagines everyone as a side of beef

13:28And tries to make steaks out of them

13:30Oh, a cut-up

13:31Oh, good luck

13:33Are you going?

13:34I'm sorry, I'm off

13:35Don't you worry

13:37I'll take care of you

13:38Like you've never been taken care of before

13:40Yee-hoo!

13:42Oh

13:42I think you need more weight

13:46Let's see

13:48What could I use?

13:50Oh, that picture

13:51Don't go away

14:00Now, if I could make a loop in here

14:07And patch that picture

14:09Gee

14:14Hey, hey, hey

14:18What are you doing?

14:20Hey

14:20Hey, hey

14:21Hey, stop playing games

14:23Now, get me out of this

14:25Hey, wait

14:26Hey, somebody come and get

14:27What do you think I am, Tarzan?

14:32Lift them up

14:33Lift them up

14:34Get me off the bed

14:35Hey, wait, wait

14:36Don't pull them down

14:39Hold them

14:39So I can get this rope off my hand

14:41All right, you can let them go now

14:48Help!

14:49Oh!

14:50Oh, my leg!

14:51Get me down!

14:52Get me loose from here!

14:53Oh!

14:54Let me down

14:55Oh!

14:56Oh!

14:57Oh!

14:58Oh!

14:59Hey

14:59Oh, I wish I was there, Robert

15:01Hey, hey

15:01Look, look

15:02I don't think my leg is broken

15:04If you'll just cut me loose

15:05I'll go home

15:06Hey, the rope is foul

15:10All right, yeah, yeah

15:11Get me loose!

15:12He!

15:13Ah!

15:13He!

15:14Oh!

15:15He!

15:15Ah!

15:16He!

15:24Run for the cellars

15:25It's an air raid

15:26Oh!

15:28Help!

15:29Get me out of this thing

15:30He must be out

15:31Lady's trust

15:32Look at that bed

15:33Oh!

15:37Oh!

15:37I'm going to sleep

15:38Oh, my God

15:40Oh, my God

15:41Oh, my God

15:42Oh, my God

15:43Oh, my God

15:44Oh, my God

15:45Oh, my God

15:46I have such a mess

15:49Oh, my God

15:51Oh, my God

15:52Oh, my God

15:53Oh, my God

15:54Oh, my God

15:55Oh, my God

15:56Oh, my God

15:57Oh, my God

15:57No, there's nothing to worry about

15:59He's sleeping like a little baby

16:00Oh, no, he won't get out

16:02I'll watch him

16:03Oh, yes

16:06Oh, oh

16:07There, now

16:11Now

16:12Side of beef

16:23Ah, tenderloin

16:37Oh, my God

17:07You saved our lives

17:12I think you're wonderful

17:14You do?

17:15Oh, my God

17:19Oh, my God

17:20Oh, my God

17:21Oh, my God

17:22Hey

17:23Shut up

17:26Hey

17:27Oh

17:28Oh, my God

17:30Oh, my God

17:32Oh, my God

17:34Oh, my God

17:36Oh, my God

17:37Oh, my God

17:38Oh, my God

17:39Oh, my God

17:40Oh, my God

17:41Oh, my God

17:42Oh, my God

17:43Oh, my God

17:44Oh, my God

17:45Oh, my God

17:46Oh, my God

17:47Oh, my God

17:48Oh, my God

17:49Oh, my God

17:50Oh, my God

17:51Oh, my God

17:52Oh, my God

17:53Oh, my God

17:54Oh, my God

🎬 Buster Keaton – General Nuisance (1941) | Classic Comedy Short 🎭

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