
The Kinetic Architecture of Banksian Comedy In the pantheon of silent era luminaries, Monty Banks often occupies a space defined by his astonishing physical agility and a certain Italianate brio that distinguishes him from the more melancholic Keaton or the Everyman persona of Lloyd. The Golf Bug (1924) stands as a ...


Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

Herman C. Raymaker

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" The Kinetic Architecture of Banksian Comedy In the pantheon of silent era luminaries, Monty Banks often occupies a space defined by his astonishing physical agility and a certain Italianate brio that distinguishes him from the more melancholic Keaton or the Everyman persona of Lloyd. The Golf Bug (1924) stands as a quintessential artifact of this era, a period where the short-form comedy was reaching its zenith of technical and performative sophistication. Unlike the sprawling narratives foun..."

