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| Seattle Star, 28-October-1921 |
I have decided that Harry Carey, a pioneering western star, deserves his own series of posts, separate from the posts about William S Hart. I like the image above.
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| Moving Picture World, 29-October-1921 |
The Fox was Harry Carey's first Universal-Jewel production. Jewels were prestigious productions with higher budgets and longer running times than other Universal features. We can see the huge crowd of horsemen in this ad.
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| Moving Picture World, 01-October-1921 |
"Carey's First Big Feature."
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| Moving Picture World, 22-October-1921 |
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| Seattle Star, 28-October-1921 |
"In the most stupendous Western ever made."
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| Exhibitors Herald, 01-October-1921 |
Harry Carey and his wife Olive kiss under the watchful eye of censors.
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| Exhibitors Herald, 08-October-1921 |
Brute Island was a rerelease of a 1914 feature, McVeagh of the South Seas, which Harry Carey wrote, directed and starred in.
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| Moving Picture Weekly, 11-September-1921 |
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