Books by James L Neibaur

Noted for its ?B? westerns, RKO also produced several movie classics; two were Citizen Kane and Gunga Din. Comprehensive filmographic data are ... More

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The Fall of Buster Keaton assesses Keaton's work during the talking picture era, especially those made at MGM, Educational, and Columbia studios. ... More

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Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton appeared together in 14 films between 1917 and 1919. These important films, with Arbuckle in his prime and Keaton ... More

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Before making a name for himself as an undisputed master of cinema, Charlie Chaplin first developed his acting, writing, and directing skills at ... More

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In The Silent Films of Harry Langdon (1923-1928), film historian James Neibaur examines Langdon's strange, fascinating work during the silent era, ... More

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This work carefully examines all 16 Chaplin comedies produced at Essanay studios, showing Chaplin as an artist in transition from the knockabout ... More

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Bob Hope got his start in show business when he was in his twenties

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In Buster Keaton s Silent Shorts: 1920-1923, James L. Neibaur and Terri Niemi provide a film-by-film assessment of Buster Keaton s short films ... More

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Using interviews with Jerry Lewis and many of his co-stars, this book analyzes his collaborative efforts with Dean Martin, his subsequent solo work, ... More

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