Buck Jones -- Cowboy Love and Daring Wins the Girl -- February 11, 2025

Casper Daily Tribune, 01-February-1925

Buck Jones and Virginia Fox starred in Arizona Romeo, which was directed by Edmund Mortimer. 

Casper Daily Tribune, 01-February-1925

Buck Jones -- A Death Defying Double-Barreled Romance! -- January 11, 2025

Santa Cruz News, 10-January-1925

I thought this ad for Buck Jones in Against All Odds is interesting because it appears to be made from two smaller ads that were stuck together. Edmund Mortimer directed.

Montgomery Advertiser, 23-January-1925

This ad for The Man Who Played Square has a nice drawing of Buck. Alfred Santell directed.

Buck Jones -- A Blazing Story of the Cowboy Trails -- November 9, 2024

Great Falls Tribune, 03-November-1924

The Fox Film Corporation needed a western star to back up Tom Mix. Buck Jones made a long series of movies for Fox. I like the images in this ad. Buck and his leading lady stand on a water wheel. Buck appears to cling to a truck of a freight car. "A Picture With a Thousand Throbs and Thrills." "Throbs?"

Daily Interlake, 13-November-1924

Edmund Mortimer directed Against All Odds, a title which has been recycled, which was based on a novel by Max Brand.

Silver State Post, 13-November-1924

Bozeman Daily Chronicle, 08-November-1924

Fox gave up trying to change Buck's billing to Charles, but the movies made during that time continued in release.

Buck Jones -- A Daring Cowboy Who Was Johnny On the Spot When it Came to Law Breakers -- July 10, 2024

Exhibitors Herald, 05-July-1924

Buck Jones and his horse discuss a scene with director Edmund Mortimer. 

Exhibitors Herald, 05-July-1924

Buck's leading lady in The Circus Cowboy was Marion Nixon. Every year, the Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers selected several promising young actresses to be designated as WAMPAS Baby Stars. Marion Nixon was selected in 1924. 

Urbana Daily Citizen, 28-July-1924

This is not a good drawing of Buck Jones. 

Urbana Daily Citizen, 28-July-1924

"Jones has an opportunity in this picture to display some of the horsemanship which first made him famous."

Zanesville Times-Recorder, 17-July-1924

Now that is a good photo of Buck Jones. Strongheart was a popular dog star.