William S Hart -- Riding on a Quest Your Heart Will Thrill to See! -- April 14, 2023

South Bend Tribune, 18-April-1923

William S Hart had scary eyes. Three Word Brand (great title) was a 1921 film. Jane Novak co-starred and Lambert Hillyer directed.

South Bend Tribune, 18-April-1923

I like the lettering on the name of the theater, and the image of William S Hart and Fritz. 

Birmingham News, 27-April-1923

This is an interesting case. As far as I know, Hart never made a movie called The Last of the Stagecoach Bandits. Perhaps it was a rerelease of one of Hart's earlier movies for Thomas Ince, such as On the Night Stage (1915).

Allentown Morning Call, 28-April-1923

"Blue Blazes" Rawden was a Thomas Ince production from 1918. Hart directed and starred.

Chillicothe Gazette, 17-April-1923

White Oak was a 1921 production directed by Lambert Hillyer. 

First F. B. O. Release is Jane Novak Film -- July 9, 2022

Motion Picture News, 01-July-1922

Robertson-Cole began producing movies in 1920. Most of their product was intended for small-town theaters. In 1922, the distribution arm of Robertson-Cole was reorganized as Film Booking Offices of America (FBO). Colleen of the Pines, starring Jane Novak was their first release. 

Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune, 29-July-1922

Harry Carey -- A Hewer of Homely Rhymes -- June 11, 2022

Moving Picture World, 03-June-1922

Cowboy star Harry Carey had recently signed with Robertson-Cole, along with a slew of other stars, including Ethel Clayton, Jane Novak, Mr and Mrs Carter De Haven and Helen Jerome Eddy.

Maui News, 03-June-1922

Harry Carey played a "hobo-poet" in Sundown Slim, which played in two theaters on Maui.

Carson City Appeal, 06-June-1922

John Ford directed Harry Carey in The Freeze Out.