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| Moving Picture Weekly, 18-March-1922 |
I like this drawing of Harry Carey. I wish I could make out the artist's name. Moving Picture Weekly was a Universal publication for distributors and theater owners.
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| Moving Picture Weekly, 11-March-1922 |
Man to Man, directed by Stuart Paton looks like a fun movie, but it may be lost.
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| Moving Picture Weekly, 18-March-1922 |
Man to Man was based on a novel by Jackson Gregory. I had never heard of him, but apparently he lived in Northern California and wrote a slew of fiction, mostly westerns.
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| Moving Picture Weekly, 04-March-1922 |
Carey's previous film, The Fox, was a success.
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| Moving Picture World, 25-March-1922 |
After The Fox (wasn't that a Peter Sellers movie?) there was a bidding war for Carey's services. Robertson-Cole was an independent production company that later became FBO (Film Booking Office). FBO later became part of RKO-Radio. (Radio-Keith-Orpheum).
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