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| Perth Amboy Evening News, 16-December-1921 |
On 07-December-1921, cowboy star William S Hart married Winifred Westover, who had starred with him in 1919 in
John Petticoats. She was a native of San Francisco. Hart threw her out of the house, pregnant, after six months of marriage. They divorced in 1927.
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| Albuquerque Morning Journal, 18-December-1921 |
"Hart is more than twice the age of his pretty young bride, who is twenty-two." He was fifty-seven.
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| Moving Picture World, 03-December-1921 |
Lambert Hillyer directed Hart in White Oak, where he played a character named Oak Miller.
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| Indiana Daily Times, 03-December-1921 |
The bill at the Isis Theater in Indianapolis included a short film in the "Adventures of Bill and Bob" series, directed by Robert N Bradbury and starring his sons Bob, Jr and Bill.
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| Clovis News, 08-December-1921 |
Hart played three parts in Three Word Brand which was directed by Lambert Hillyer.
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| Cordova, Alaska Daily Times, 16-December-1921 |
Sand was a 1920 production, also directed by Lambert Hillyer.
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| Pueblo Chieftan, 18-December-1921 |
Hart and his pony Fritz went over a cliff in Sand.
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| Klamath Falls Evening Herald, 28-December-1921 |
The Aryan, a 1916 film (with an unfortunate title) produced by Thomas Ince, was back in release.
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| Motion Picture News, 10-December-1921 |
When I saw Neal Hart's name, I assumed he was one of many actors who changed their last names to match famous stars, but Neal Hart was this gentleman's real name and he was said to be a distant cousin of William S Hart.
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| Motion Picture News, 10-December-1921 |
