What is the duration of The Blacksmith?

The duration of The Blacksmith is 23 mins.

Who directed The Blacksmith?

The Blacksmith was directed by .

Which studio made The Blacksmith?

The Blacksmith was produced by First National Pictures.

The Blacksmith 1922

Q: Does The Blacksmith have end credit scenes?

The Blacksmith does not have end credit scenes.

Comedy

Runtime

23 mins

His brawny arms are as strong as rubber bands. Buster spends his time goofing off in a blacksmith’s workshop, but a scuffle with the smith sends the latter to jail. Undeterred, Buster assists a string of customers with their horses, and later accidentally demolishes a Rolls‑Royce while trying to repair the car parked beside it.

First National Pictures

Studio

Does The Blacksmith have end credit scenes?

No!

The Blacksmith does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Buster Keaton

Blacksmith's Assistant

Joe Roberts

Blacksmith

Edward F. Cline

Engineer

Billy Franey

Sheriff

Malcolm St. Clair

Engineer

Virginia Fox

Horsewoman

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1915

Model T

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1920

Model 49

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