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<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Marguerite Sprain''' ==<br /> <br /> == Early Life ==<br /> Marguerite, also better known by her nickname Scarface, was born in Birmingham, AL, a city known for its excellent cuisine, beautiful rolling hills, and unmatched ability to segregate a lunch counter in the 1960s. Born in March 2002 like a fresh spring pig, Marguerite came into this world with the fighting spirit of a Japanese Kamikaze fighter. Although her conception was an unexpected little accident, Marguerite came into the world loved and accepted, even though she was born a ginger. In order to correct her ginger-borne soullessness, she was raised in a Catholic household where she learned right from wrong. This Catholic foundation influenced much of her upbringing and played a role in deciding many key elements of her life. Take sexuality for example. Similar to the priests, she had a liking for young boys. <br /> [[File:Marg on the beach.jpg|thumb|Little girl]]<br /> As the youngest of 4 girls, Marguerite was no stranger to the wrath of angry, hormonal women. Much of her childhood was spent pleasing and appeasing, not out of the kindness of her heart, but out of fear of being once again shoved into a closet. Being the youngest was a weakness because she lacked body strength, but this lack of physical strength she made up for in mental wit and determination, so naturally she was drawn to the theatre. <br /> <br /> == Hobbies and Interests ==<br /> A naturally curious and theoretical being, Marguerite has many hobbies and interests. Much of her free time she dedicates to the musical arts. She is classically trained on the organ, again highlighting her Catholic roots, and can dabble with the oboe. Not only do her fingers and throat receive the action, but her feet get in on the fun as well. Marguerite really likes to dance. Ever since she was a child she couldn’t help the involuntary movements her body would make when the music turned on. She was a slave to the rhymes of Britney, Katy, and Miley, inspiring her first dream job as a popstar. And chase this dream she did. After a few months of performing her own rendition of “My Humps” by the Black Eyed Peas on the streets of LA, it was not long before a label recognized her unique talent of being decently good and mildly attractive. And then, she was off, touring the tristate area at 11 years old. Unfortunately, while her album never had commercial success in the United States, the catchy tunes made a splash in places like Papua New Guinea and Pakistan. To this day she still visits her loyal fans to thank them for the success they made her, performing at children's birthday parties and funerals.</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=User:Marguerite&diff=4289 2022-12-07T05:53:37Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>== '''Marguerite Sprain''' ==<br /> <br /> == Early Life ==<br /> Marguerite, also better known by her nickname Scarface, was born in Birmingham, AL, a city known for its excellent cuisine, beautiful rolling hills, and unmatched ability to segregate a lunch counter in the 1960s. Born in March 2002 like a fresh spring pig, Marguerite came into this world with the fighting spirit of a Japanese Kamikaze fighter. Although her conception was an unexpected little accident, Marguerite came into the world loved and accepted, even though she was born a ginger (insert baby pic here). In order to correct her ginger-borne soullessness, she was raised in a Catholic household where she learned right from wrong. This Catholic foundation influenced much of her upbringing and played a role in deciding many key elements of her life. Take sexuality for example. Similar to the priests, she had a liking for young boys. <br /> [[File:Marg on the beach.jpg|thumb|Little girl]]<br /> As the youngest of 4 girls, Marguerite was no stranger to the wrath of angry, hormonal women. Much of her childhood was spent pleasing and appeasing, not out of the kindness of her heart, but out of fear of being once again shoved into a closet. Being the youngest was a weakness because she lacked body strength, but this lack of physical strength she made up for in mental wit and determination, so naturally she was drawn to the theatre. <br /> <br /> == Hobbies and Interests ==<br /> A naturally curious and theoretical being, Marguerite has many hobbies and interests. Much of her free time she dedicates to the musical arts. She is classically trained on the organ, again highlighting her Catholic roots, and can dabble with the oboe. Not only do her fingers and throat receive the action, but her feet get in on the fun as well. Marguerite really likes to dance. Ever since she was child she couldn’t help the involuntary movements her body would make when the music turned on. She was a slave to the rhymes of Britney, Katy, and Miley, inspiring her first dream job as a popstar. And chase this dream she did. After a few months of performing her own rendition of “My Humps” by the Black Eyed Peas on the streets of LA, it was not long before a label recognized her unique talent of being decently good and mildly attractive. And then, she was off, touring the tristate area at 11 years old. Unfortunately while her album never had commercial success in the United States, the catchy tunes made a splash in places like Papua New Guinea and Pakistan. To this day she still visits her loyal fans to thank them for the success they made her, performing at children's birthday parties and funerals.</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=File:Marg_on_the_beach.jpg&diff=4288 2022-12-07T05:52:47Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>Little Girl</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=User:Marguerite&diff=4191 2022-10-06T03:40:58Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>Marguerite is a student at the University of Alabama studying Economics and Spanish<br /> <br /> === What I Found Funny Recently: ===<br /> Lea Michele has ascended to the role of Fanny Brice in the broadway show ''Funny Girl'' after a life of dreaming of performing this role. After her opening night she got Covid and had to leave the show<br /> <br /> [[File:DayDreamsqq00 02 36qq00028.jpg|thumb|This is dog with wheels]]<br /> <br /> === Potentially Humorous Incident: ===<br /> Back in high school, I went on a date with this guy, and after a bit of talking about this and that we started talking about family. Turns out we shared a distant cousin, meaning in some odd way, we were related. The link was distant enough for us to not know each other, but too close for comfort, despite my being from Alabama. We did not go out again. <br /> <br /> === Keaton Screenshot: ===</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=Day_Dreams&diff=4140 2022-09-28T00:41:54Z

<p>Marguerite: /* Plot */</p> <hr /> <div>The 1922 film '''''Day Dreams''''' is an American comedy short directed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], starring Buster Keaton. It was Keaton’s ninth film with [[w:First_National_Pictures|First National Pictures]]. The film features many of Keaton’s iconic stunts, including the famous hamster wheel stunt on the riverboat. The film runs for about 25 minutes. <br /> <br /> == Plot ==<br /> The Young Man, played by Keaton, is helplessly in love with the Girl. When he arrives at her house to ask for her hand in marriage, the Girl’s Father disapproves of their union on account that the Young Man is not able to earn a decent living. Desperate to make her his wife, the Young Man states that he will prove he is able to earn a living or else he will commit suicide. The Girl’s Father agrees, and the Young Man sets out on a journey to discover his suitable place of employment. <br /> [[File:DayDreamsqq00 16 10qq00151.jpg|thumb|Buster gracefully holding onto the back of a trolley car.]]<br /> The Young Man takes on many odd jobs throughout the film including working in an animal hospital, as a street cleaner, and as a theatrical performer. While he writes back home telling of his accomplishments and success, his reality tells another story. The Young Man is unable to hold each job for long because of his tendency to cause disruption in the workplace and his inability to do anything right. After getting booted from his last job on the stage, the Young Man finds himself in an unexpected police chase. The Young Man runs throughout the city being chased by an increasing number of policemen before he ends up on a riverboat stuck in the paddlewheel, circling like a hamster until he is able to escape. Once his journey for a job is over, the defeated Young Man returns the Girl’s house ready to admit his failure and fulfill his end of the bargain. The Girl’s Father lends him his revolver but the Young Man once again fails to perform and misses in his attempt. The Girl’s Father then proceeds to push the Young Man out of the window, concluding the film. <br /> <br /> == Cast ==<br /> Buster Keaton as The Young Man<br /> <br /> Renée Adorée as The Girl<br /> <br /> Edward F. Cline as The Theatre director<br /> [[File:DayDreamsqq00 20 29qq00198.jpg|thumb|Buster inside the paddlewheel.]]<br /> Joe Keaton as The Girl’s Father<br /> <br /> Joe Roberts as The Mayor<br /> <br /> George Rowe as Stagehand<br /> <br /> == Production ==<br /> Scenes were filmed in San Fransisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles. The idea for the film is credited to [[w:Roscoe_Arbuckle|Roscoe Arbuckle]], and it was his first one after his reentrance into the world of film. Keaton decided on the film’s name, '''''Day Dreams,''''' because of his own tendency to daydream during pictures&lt;ref&gt;James Curtis, ''Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life'' (New York: Knopf, 2022), p. 210.&lt;/ref&gt; <br /> <br /> == References ==</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=Day_Dreams&diff=4139 2022-09-28T00:35:14Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>The 1922 film '''''Day Dreams''''' is an American comedy short directed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], starring Buster Keaton. It was Keaton’s ninth film with [[w:First_National_Pictures|First National Pictures]]. The film features many of Keaton’s iconic stunts, including the famous hamster wheel stunt on the riverboat. The film runs for about 25 minutes. <br /> <br /> == Plot ==<br /> The Young Man, played by Keaton, is helplessly in love with the Girl. When he arrives at her house to ask for her hand in marriage, the Girl’s Father disapproves of their union on account that the Young Man is not able to earn a decent living. Desperate to make her his wife, the Young Man states that he will prove he is able to earn a living or else he will commit suicide. The Girl’s Father agrees, and the Young Man sets out on a journey to discover his suitable place of employment. <br /> [[File:DayDreamsqq00 16 10qq00151.jpg|thumb|Buster gracefully holding onto the back of a trolley car.]]<br /> The Young Man takes on many odd jobs throughout the film including working in an animal hospital, as a street cleaner, and as a theatrical performer. While he writes back home telling of his accomplishments and success, his reality tells another story. The Young Man is unable to hold each job for long because of his tendency to cause disruption in the workplace and his inability to do anything right. After getting booted from his last job on the stage, the Young Man finds himself in an unexpected police chase. The Young Man runs throughout the city being chased by an increasing number of policemen before he ends up on a riverboat stuck in the paddlewheel, circling like a hamster until he is able to escape. Once his journey for a job is over, the Young Man returns the Girl’s house ready to admit his failure and fulfill his end of the bargain. The Girl’s Father lends him his revolver but the Young Man once again fails to perform and misses in his attempt. The Girl’s Father then proceeds to push the Young Man out of the window, concluding the film. <br /> <br /> == Cast ==<br /> Buster Keaton as The Young Man<br /> <br /> Renée Adorée as The Girl<br /> <br /> Edward F. Cline as The Theatre director<br /> [[File:DayDreamsqq00 20 29qq00198.jpg|thumb|Buster inside the paddlewheel.]]<br /> Joe Keaton as The Girl’s Father<br /> <br /> Joe Roberts as The Mayor<br /> <br /> George Rowe as Stagehand<br /> <br /> == Production ==<br /> Scenes were filmed in San Fransisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles. The idea for the film is credited to [[w:Roscoe_Arbuckle|Roscoe Arbuckle]], and it was his first one after his reentrance into the world of film. Keaton decided on the film’s name, '''''Day Dreams,''''' because of his own tendency to daydream during pictures&lt;ref&gt;James Curtis, ''Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life'' (New York: Knopf, 2022), p. 210.&lt;/ref&gt; <br /> <br /> == References ==</div>

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<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>Buster inside the paddlewheel</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=File:DayDreamsqq00_16_10qq00151.jpg&diff=4137 2022-09-28T00:29:57Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>Keaton on trolley car</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=Day_Dreams&diff=4136 2022-09-28T00:24:33Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>The 1922 film '''''Day Dreams''''' is an American comedy short directed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], starring Buster Keaton. It was Keaton’s ninth film with [[w:First_National_Pictures|First National Pictures]]. The film features many of Keaton’s iconic stunts, including the famous hamster wheel stunt on the riverboat. The film runs for about 25 minutes. <br /> <br /> == Plot ==<br /> The Young Man, played by Keaton, is helplessly in love with the Girl. When he arrives at her house to ask for her hand in marriage, the Girl’s Father disapproves of their union on account that the Young Man is not able to earn a decent living. Desperate to make her his wife, the Young Man states that he will prove he is able to earn a living or else he will commit suicide. The Girl’s Father agrees, and the Young Man sets out on a journey to discover his suitable place of employment. <br /> <br /> The Young Man takes on many odd jobs throughout the film including working in an animal hospital, as a street cleaner, and as a theatrical performer. While he writes back home telling of his accomplishments and success, his reality tells another story. The Young Man is unable to hold each job for long because of his tendency to cause disruption in the workplace and his inability to do anything right. After getting booted from his last job on the stage, the Young Man finds himself in an unexpected police chase. The Young Man runs throughout the city being chased by an increasing number of policemen before he ends up on a riverboat stuck in the paddlewheel, circling like a hamster until he is able to escape. Once his journey for a job is over, the Young Man returns the Girl’s house ready to admit his failure and fulfill his end of the bargain. The Girl’s Father lends him his revolver but the Young Man once again fails to perform and misses in his attempt. The Girl’s Father then proceeds to push the Young Man out of the window, concluding the film. <br /> <br /> == Cast ==<br /> Buster Keaton as The Young Man<br /> <br /> Renée Adorée as The Girl<br /> <br /> Edward F. Cline as The Theatre director<br /> <br /> Joe Keaton as The Girl’s Father<br /> <br /> Joe Roberts as The Mayor<br /> <br /> George Rowe as Stagehand<br /> <br /> == Production ==<br /> Scenes were filmed in San Fransisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles. The idea for the film is credited to [[w:Roscoe_Arbuckle|Roscoe Arbuckle]], and it was his first one after his reentrance into the world of film. Keaton decided on the film’s name, '''''Day Dreams,''''' because of his own tendency to daydream during pictures&lt;ref&gt;James Curtis, ''Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life'' (New York: Knopf, 2022), p. 210.&lt;/ref&gt; <br /> <br /> == References ==</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=Day_Dreams&diff=4120 2022-09-27T17:26:06Z

<p>Marguerite: /* References */</p> <hr /> <div>The 1922 film '''''Day Dreams''''' is an American comedy short directed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], starring Buster Keaton. It was Keaton’s ninth film with [[w:First_National_Pictures|First National Pictures]]. The film features many of Keaton’s iconic stunts, including the famous hamster wheel stunt on the riverboat. The film runs for about 25 minutes. <br /> <br /> == Plot ==<br /> The Young Man, played by Keaton, is helplessly in love with the Girl. When he arrives at her house to ask for her hand in marriage, the Girl’s Father disapproves of their union on account that the Young Man is not able to earn a decent living. Desperate to make her his wife, the Young Man states that he will prove he is able to earn a living or else he will commit suicide. The Girl’s Father agrees, and the Young Man sets out on a journey to discover his suitable place of employment. <br /> <br /> The Young Man takes on many odd jobs throughout the film including working in an animal hospital, as a street cleaner, and as a theatrical performer. While he writes back home telling of his accomplishments and success, his reality tells another story. The Young Man is unable to hold each job for long because of his tendency to cause disruption in the workplace and his inability to do anything right. After getting booted from his last job on the stage, the Young Man finds himself in an unexpected police chase. The Young Man runs throughout the city being chased by an increasing number of policemen before he ends up on a riverboat stuck in the paddlewheel, circling like a hamster until he is able to escape. Once his journey for a job is over, the Young Man returns the Girl’s house ready to admit his failure and fulfill his end of the bargain. The Girl’s Father lends him his revolver but the Young Man once again fails to perform and misses in his attempt. The Girl’s Father then proceeds to push the Young Man out of the window, concluding the film. <br /> <br /> == Cast ==<br /> Buster Keaton as The Young Man<br /> <br /> Renée Adorée as The Girl<br /> <br /> Edward F. Cline as The Theatre director<br /> <br /> Joe Keaton as The Girl’s Father<br /> <br /> Joe Roberts as The Mayor<br /> <br /> George Rowe as Stagehand<br /> <br /> == Production ==<br /> Scenes were filmed in San Fransisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles. The idea for the film is credited to [[w:Roscoe_Arbuckle|Roscoe Arbuckle]], and it was his first one after his reentrance into the world of film. Keaton decided on the film’s name, '''''Day Dreams,''''' because of his own tendency to daydream during pictures <br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> James Curtis, ''Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life'' (New York: Knopf, 2022), p. 210.</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=Day_Dreams&diff=4118 2022-09-27T17:22:56Z

<p>Marguerite: /* Plot */</p> <hr /> <div>The 1922 film '''''Day Dreams''''' is an American comedy short directed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], starring Buster Keaton. It was Keaton’s ninth film with [[w:First_National_Pictures|First National Pictures]]. The film features many of Keaton’s iconic stunts, including the famous hamster wheel stunt on the riverboat. The film runs for about 25 minutes. <br /> <br /> == Plot ==<br /> The Young Man, played by Keaton, is helplessly in love with the Girl. When he arrives at her house to ask for her hand in marriage, the Girl’s Father disapproves of their union on account that the Young Man is not able to earn a decent living. Desperate to make her his wife, the Young Man states that he will prove he is able to earn a living or else he will commit suicide. The Girl’s Father agrees, and the Young Man sets out on a journey to discover his suitable place of employment. <br /> <br /> The Young Man takes on many odd jobs throughout the film including working in an animal hospital, as a street cleaner, and as a theatrical performer. While he writes back home telling of his accomplishments and success, his reality tells another story. The Young Man is unable to hold each job for long because of his tendency to cause disruption in the workplace and his inability to do anything right. After getting booted from his last job on the stage, the Young Man finds himself in an unexpected police chase. The Young Man runs throughout the city being chased by an increasing number of policemen before he ends up on a riverboat stuck in the paddlewheel, circling like a hamster until he is able to escape. Once his journey for a job is over, the Young Man returns the Girl’s house ready to admit his failure and fulfill his end of the bargain. The Girl’s Father lends him his revolver but the Young Man once again fails to perform and misses in his attempt. The Girl’s Father then proceeds to push the Young Man out of the window, concluding the film. <br /> <br /> == Cast ==<br /> Buster Keaton as The Young Man<br /> <br /> Renée Adorée as The Girl<br /> <br /> Edward F. Cline as The Theatre director<br /> <br /> Joe Keaton as The Girl’s Father<br /> <br /> Joe Roberts as The Mayor<br /> <br /> George Rowe as Stagehand<br /> <br /> == Production ==<br /> Scenes were filmed in San Fransisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles. The idea for the film is credited to [[w:Roscoe_Arbuckle|Roscoe Arbuckle]], and it was his first one after his reentrance into the world of film. Keaton decided on the film’s name, '''''Day Dreams,''''' because of his own tendency to daydream during pictures. <br /> <br /> == References ==</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=Day_Dreams&diff=4104 2022-09-27T06:10:44Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>The 1922 film '''''Day Dreams''''' is an American comedy short directed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], starring Buster Keaton. It was Keaton’s ninth film with [[w:First_National_Pictures|First National Pictures]]. The film features many of Keaton’s iconic stunts, including the famous hamster wheel stunt on the riverboat. The film runs for about 25 minutes. <br /> <br /> == Plot ==<br /> The Young Man, played by Keaton, is helplessly in love with the Girl. When he arrives at her house to ask for her hand in marriage, the Girl’s Father disapproves of their union on account that the Young Man is not able to earn a decent living. Desperate to make her his wife, the Young Man states that he will prove he is able to earn a living or else he will commit suicide. The Girl’s Father agrees, and the Young Man sets out on a journey to discover his suitable place of employment. <br /> <br /> The Young Man takes on many odd jobs throughout the film including working in an animal hospital, as a street cleaner, and as a theatrical performer. While he writes back home telling of his accomplishments and success, his reality tells another story. The Young Man is unable to hold each job for long because of his tendency to cause disruption in the workplace and his inability to do anything right. After getting booted from his last job on the stage, the Young Man finds himself in an unexpected police chase. The Young Man runs throughout the city being chased by an increasing number of policemen before he ends up on a riverboat stuck in the paddlewheel, circling like a hamster until he is able to escape. Once his journey for a job is over, the Young Man arrives back at the Girl’s house ready to admit his failure and fulfill his end of the bargain. The Girl’s Father lends him his revolver, but the Young Man once again fails to perform and misses in his attempt. The Girl’s Father then proceeds to push the Young Man out of the window, concluding the film. <br /> <br /> == Cast ==<br /> Buster Keaton as The Young Man<br /> <br /> Renée Adorée as The Girl<br /> <br /> Edward F. Cline as The Theatre director<br /> <br /> Joe Keaton as The Girl’s Father<br /> <br /> Joe Roberts as The Mayor<br /> <br /> George Rowe as Stagehand<br /> <br /> == Production ==<br /> Scenes were filmed in San Fransisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles. The idea for the film is credited to [[w:Roscoe_Arbuckle|Roscoe Arbuckle]], and it was his first one after his reentrance into the world of film. Keaton decided on the film’s name, '''''Day Dreams,''''' because of his own tendency to daydream during pictures. <br /> <br /> == References ==</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=Day_Dreams&diff=4103 2022-09-27T06:02:57Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>The 1922 film '''''Day Dreams''''' is an American comedy short directed by [[w:Buster_Keaton|Buster Keaton]] and [[w:Edward_F._Cline|Edward F. Cline]], starring Buster Keaton. It was Keaton’s ninth film with [[w:First_National_Pictures|First National Pictures]]. The film features many of Keaton’s iconic stunts, including the famous hamster wheel stunt on the riverboat. The film runs for about 25 minutes. <br /> <br /> == Plot ==<br /> The Young Man, played by Keaton, is helplessly in love with the Girl. When he arrives at her house to ask for her hand in marriage from the Girl’s Father, he disapproves of their union on account that the Young Man is not able to earn a decent living. Desperate to make her his wife, the Young Man states that he will prove he is able or else he will commit suicide. The Girl’s Father agrees, and the Young Man sets out on a journey to discover his suitable place of employment. <br /> <br /> The Young Man takes on many odd jobs throughout the film including working in an animal hospital, as a street cleaner, and as a theatrical performer. While he writes back home telling of his accomplishments and success, his reality tells another story. He is unable to hold each job for long because of his tendency to cause disruption in the workplace and his inability to do anything right. After getting booted from his last job on the stage, the Young Man finds himself in an unexpected police chase. The Young Man runs throughout the city being chased by an increasing number of policemen before he ends up on a riverboat stuck in the paddlewheel, circling like a hamster until he is able to escape. Once his journey for a job is over, the Young Man arrives back at the Girl’s house ready to admit his failure and fulfill his end of the bargain. The Girl’s Father lends him his revolver, but the Young Man once again fails to perform and misses in his attempt. The Girl’s Father then proceeds to push the Young Man out of the window, concluding the film. <br /> <br /> == Cast ==<br /> Buster Keaton as The Young Man<br /> <br /> Renée Adorée as The Girl<br /> <br /> Edward F. Cline as The Theatre director<br /> <br /> Joe Keaton as The Girl’s Father<br /> <br /> Joe Roberts as The Mayor<br /> <br /> George Rowe as Stagehand<br /> <br /> == Production ==<br /> Scenes were filmed in San Fransisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles. The idea for the film is credited to [[w:Roscoe_Arbuckle|Roscoe Arbuckle]], and it was his first one after his reentrance into the world of film. Keaton decided on the film’s name, '''''Day Dreams,''''' because of his own tendency to daydream during pictures. <br /> <br /> == References ==</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=User:Marguerite&diff=4064 2022-09-15T23:37:04Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>Marguerite is a student at the University of Alabama studying Economics and Spanish<br /> <br /> === What I Found Funny Recently: ===<br /> Lea Michele has ascended to the role of Fanny Brice in the broadway show ''Funny Girl'' after a life of dreaming of performing this role. After her opening night she got Covid and had to leave the show<br /> <br /> [[File:DayDreamsqq00 02 36qq00028.jpg|thumb|This is dog with wheels]]<br /> <br /> === Keaton Screenshot: ===</div>

Marguerite https://screenpedia.org/index.php?title=File:DayDreamsqq00_02_36qq00028.jpg&diff=4063 2022-09-15T23:36:04Z

<p>Marguerite: </p> <hr /> <div>This is a dog with wheels</div>

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