12 January 1933 Comedy, Music 10 mins
A promotional film featuring movie stars at play. Richard Arlen plays a magician who turns playing cards into celebrities. Includes Buster Keaton in a Napoleonic admiral suit in his "land yacht", a custom-built bus he occasionally lived in during the period.
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Richard Arlen as Self / Arlen the Great
Heinie Conklin as Self (uncredited)
Clark Gable as Self (Archival)
Frances Dee as Self
Tallulah Bankhead as Self
Lew Cody as Self
Buster Keaton as Self
United States 12 January 1933
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