The Three Ages, 1923, Buster is finally making feature films! He starts with a spoof on the Griffith epic Intolerance, which was itself a response to Birth of a Nation. Buster had the film broke into three parts so he could sell them as three two-reelers if it failed as a six-reeler. This is a fun film, with a lot of great gags, and it signals Buster’s triumphs to come. The leading lady was a shop girl from England who won a contest to be in a Talmadge picture. She couldn’t act so Schenck stuck her with Buster, who was patient and kind.
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