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In this short 1959 article by Robert de Roos, the silent film comedian Buster Keaton (1895 – 1966) looks back some 39 years at one of the great comedic scenes in film history:

"The longest, loudest laugh in movie history exploded in theaters all over the world in 1920. That colossal, eruptive, cumulative bellow of laughter closed a two reel silent comedy called HARD LUCK, starring that master of slapstick and deadpan pantomime, Buster Keaton."

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''The Biggest Laugh in the History of Silent Film'' (Coronet Magazine, 1959)

''The Biggest Laugh in the History of Silent Film'' (Coronet Magazine, 1959)

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