Title from web page.

Full screen.

Special features: Go West (1923), a Hal Roach comedy short performed by trained monkeys; "Bust Keaton: Screenwriter."

Go west: director, Buster Keaton ; producer, Buster Keaton and Joseph M. Schenck ; screenplay, Buster Keaton, Lex Neal and Raymond Cannon ; music, Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra.

College: director, James W. Horne ; producer, Joseph M. Schenck ; screenplay, Carl Harbaugh and Bryan Foy ; music, Rodney Sauer.

Go west: Buster Keaton, Howard Truesdale, Kathleen Myers.

College: Buster Keaton, Anne Cornwall, Flora Bramley, Harold Goodwin, Snitz Edwards, Carl Harbaugh.

Go West: Heeding the expansionist call of Horace Greeley, an idealistic young man (though aptly named "Friendless") hops a freight train westward to meet his destiny, first in a teeming metropolis--where he is roundly trampled by rush-hour foot traffic--then into the ranch lands of Arizona. His attempts at bronco busting, cattle wrangling, and even dairy farming all end in hilarious failure, but when a trainload of steer are unleashed on the streets of Los Angeles, "Friendless" decides to undertake an unorthodox, single-handed round-up

College: Keaton's ode to varsity life demonstrates the performer's trademark brand of visual comedy as well as his remarkable agility. He stars as Ronald, a small-town, academically-inclined freshman who applies his wiry physique to a series of sports, in order to impress a fellow student. He seems destined for failure, but when Mary is accosted by an overzealous rival, Ronald discovers within himself an untapped wellspring of athleticism.

DVD; NTSC, region 1; 1.33:1 fullscreen; DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0.

Silent with English Intertitles.