Pest from the West

In Pest from the West, a millionaire on vacation in Mexico becomes enamored with a local girl and embarks on a quest to win her affection. The film is a reworking of Keaton's earlier 1936 feature, The Invader (An Old Spanish Custom), showcasing Keaton's signature comedic style.

As a comedy short, Pest from the West captures the essence of late 1930s humor and offers a glimpse into Buster Keaton's unique comedic approach. The film features a talented cast including Lorna Gray, Gino Corrado, and Richard Fiske, enhancing the comedic narrative with their performances.

Collectors of classic cinema will appreciate the film's historical context within Buster Keaton's body of work and its representation of comedy during this era. Its short format makes it an intriguing piece for those interested in the evolution of comedic storytelling in film.