The Chemist

In The Chemist, Buster Keaton portrays Elmer "Happy" Triple, a scientist on the verge of a major breakthrough. His invention, a powder that creates explosive reactions without sound, attracts the attention of three robbers seeking to steal his secret. The film combines elements of comedy with a plot that revolves around invention and mischief. Keaton's performance, along with a cast that includes Marlyn Stuart, Earle Gilbert, Donald MacBride, and Herman Lieb, provides a glimpse into the comedic landscape of the 1930s.

For collectors, The Chemist is available on DVD, making it accessible for those looking to add a classic comedy to their physical media collection. The film not only highlights Buster Keaton's comedic talent but also serves as a representation of the genre during this period. Its unique premise and Keaton's antics will appeal to fans of vintage comedy.