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| Photoplay, December, 1924 |
Buster's The Navigator was set aboard an ocean liner that was adrift on the ocean. The movie is hilarious. "...it isn't easy to be laughable for six thousand feet of film."
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| Moving Picture World, 20-December-1924 |
Metro-Goldwyn, soon to become Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, proudly announced its current product, including The Navigator, Erich von Stroheim's Greed, Henry King's Romola, starring Lillian Gish and based on the novel by George Eliot and Victor Sjöström's He Who Gets Slapped, starring Lon Chaney.
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| Moving Picture World, 20-December-1924 |
Several theaters in the mid-west promoted The Navigator by having young ladies in sailor suits hand out rolls of Life Savers candy.
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| Moving Picture World, 27-December-1924 |
Loew's Montreal promoted the film with a ship in the lobby and the staff dressed in naval uniforms. I like the caricature of Buster in the circles.
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| Moving Picture World, 20-December-1924 |
Meanwhile Buster was wrapping up work on his next movie, Seven Chances.
