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He has films as recent as 1934, but his 1969 death suggests he didn't fare
well. Perhaps someone has more details.
Scott
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On Fri, 27 Aug 1999, Lee Parpart wrote:
> I'm looking for information about silent film star Donald Keith. Does anyone
> know, for example, how well or poorly he handled the transition to sound,
> why he suddenly veered off into Westerns in the early '30s (after romantic
> leading roles in flapper films such as Plastic Age and Bare Knees), and what
> ended his career after only 9 years and 33 films? I'm not a silent film
> expert -- just a growing Keith fan and video columnist who had a chance to
> write about him recently (re. his work with Clara Bow, recently released by
> Kino on Video) but lacked some of the information I would like to have had
> at the time.
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> Thanks for any input,
> Lee Parpart
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