Exhibitors Everywhere Are Cleaning Up With Harry Carey -- September 18, 2024

Exhibitors Herald, 06-September-1924

Harry Carey was a pioneering cowboy star. This ad touts his current series for PDC (Producers Distributing Corporation. These movies were produced by Hunt Stromberg. 

Film Daily, 12-September-1924

Roaring Rails was previewed at the Roosevelt Theater in Los Angeles and was "acclaimed super-production." Tom Forman directed. Child actor Frankie Darro made an early appearance.

Film Daily, 12-September-1924

Carey was going to appear in an adaption of Bret Harte 's "Tennessee's Parter." The article says it would be called The Man From Texas, but it was released as The Flaming Forties.

Harry Carey Has a Way of His Own -- August 7, 2024

Calgary Albertan, 23-August-1924

Harry Carey starred in The Night Hawk, which was directed by Stuart Paton and produced by Hunt Stromberg.

Omaha Bee, 31-August-1924

Lloyd Ingraham directed Harry Carey in The Lightning Rider. 

Casper Daily Tribune, 30-August-1924

When B Reeves Eason directed Harry Carey in Tiger Thompson (great title), it was the first time the two had worked together in three years. 

Harry Carey -- Sure-Fire at Any Box-Office -- March 10, 2024

Motion Picture News, 08-March-1924

Harry Carey starred in The Night Hawk, which was directed by Stuart Paton and produced by Hunt Stromberg.

Motion Picture News, 22-March-1924

Motion Picture News, 08-March-1924

The movie announced as Desert Rose was released as The Lightning Rider. 

Harry Carey in The Night Hawk -- January 14, 2023

Film Daily, 28-January-1924

Harry Carey was a pioneering cowboy star. Hunt Stromberg had a long career as a producer and director. He produced the Thin Man series at M-G-M. The Night Hawk was one of his early productions. Stuart Paton directed.

Film Daily, 21-January-1924

Julesburg Grit-Advocate, 03-January-1924

The Foremost Western Star Now Before the Public -- August 7, 2022

Motion Picture News, 12-August-1922

Harry Carey moved from Universal to Robertson-Cole, which soon became Film Booking Office (FBO). 

Motion Picture News, 05-August-1922

Man to Man was a Universal Jewel production directed by Stuart Paton. It is probably lost.

Motion Picture News, 12-August-1922

FBO planned to star Carey in "Outdoor Specials."

See the Reckless, Death-Deying Ride of Harry Carey's Famous Flying Squadron --

 

Oakley Herald, 12-May-1922

"The First Super Western Ever Made." Robert Thornby directed The Fox. 

South Bend News-Times, 17-May-1922

"Stampede!" Without Doubt the Most Dramatic Thrill Ever Presented in a Western Production." Stuart Paton directed Man to Man. 

Harry Carey -- New Star in R-C Pictures -- April 8, 2022

Moving Picture World, 22-April-1922

Harry Carey was moving from Universal to Robertson-Cole. This ad has a nice portrait.

Moving Picture World, 01-April-1922

His first R-C production would be The Battle, directed by Robert B Thorny.  The six films were produced by Pat Powers. Many memoirs portray him as being a bit crooked. 

Moving Picture Weekly, 08-April-1922

At the same time, Universal was still promoting the heck out of Man to Man. Stuart Paton directed.

Moving Picture Weekly, 01-April-1922

"...in the Stupendous Universal Jewel Production."

Moving Picture Weekly, 22-April-1922

Moving Picture Weekly, 08-April-1922

"I knocked 'em all cold," said one exhibiter about The Fox. 

Moving Picture Weekly, 22-April-1922

Harry Carey -- Packs the Punch You Need -- March 12, 2022

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. 

Moving Picture Weekly, 11-March-1922

Man to Man, directed by Stuart Paton looks like a fun movie, but it may be lost. 

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. 

Moving Picture Weekly, 04-March-1922

Carey's previous film, The Fox, was a success. 

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).