Forward, March!

Forward, March! is a 1930 film featuring Buster Keaton and a notable cast including Conchita Montenegro and Romualdo Tirado. As a Spanish-language adaptation of Doughboys, it adds a unique layer to Keaton's filmography. The film is presumed to be lost, making it a particularly intriguing entry for collectors who focus on early cinema.

The film's availability in formats categorized as 'other' suggests it may have been released in various forms, although specific details are not provided. Collectors may find interest in its rarity and the historical context surrounding Buster Keaton's work during this period. As an early sound film, it reflects the transition in filmmaking techniques and styles of the late 1920s and early 1930s.