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| Pensacola Journal, 29-August-1921 |
This image does not strongly resemble Buster Keaton. I have never seen the word "gigglelouge" before. I guess it is supposed to suggest "travelogue."
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| Lakeland Evening Telegram, 25-August-1921 |
The first feature film that Buster appeared in, The Saphead, was still in release.
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| Bisbee Daily Review, 28-August-1921 |
"Buster Keaton Now One of the Leading Comedians in the U.S." It was common for newspapers to run a small new item, which may have been provided by the distributor, along with an ad for the same movie.
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| Indiana Daily Times, 03-August-1921 |
"Here is Buster."
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| Moscow, Idaho Daily Star-Mirror, 15-August-1921 |
"Sober Faced Comedian Buster Keaton to Appear."
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