Showing posts with label Val Paul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Val Paul. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 18, 2024

Harry Carey in Thriller -- June 18, 2024

Greebsboro Record, 13-June-1924

I like the image of the stagecoach holdup. Lloyd Ingraham directed Harry Carey in The Lightning Rider. 

Exhibitors Herald, 21-June-1924

Tiger Thompson -- What a great title. B Reeves Eason directed. 

Casper Daily Tribune, 15-June-1924

Canyon of the Fools was a 1923 movie directed by Val Paul. 

Casper Daily Tribune, 15-June-1924

Film Daily, 10-June-1924

Hunt Stromberg, "The Youngest Producing Genius in Filmland" produced Harry's pictures. 

Friday, December 8, 2023

Without a Doubt the Biggest Thing Carey Has Ever Made -- December 8, 2023

Casper Daily Tribune, 16-December-1923

Harry Carey was a pioneering cowboy star. 

"The horse stumbled -- the rider pitched forward -- the maddened herd of thousands of horses plunged on -- on --"

Crashin' Thru was directed by Val Paul. 

Sunday, September 10, 2023

Harry Carey -- The Picture Different -- September 10, 2023

Casper Daily Tribune, 09-September-1923

Harry Carey sure was popular in Casper, Wyoming. 

Val Paul directed Harry Carey in Desert Driven. "An absolutely DIFFERENT western photodrama..."

Casper Daily Tribune, 09-September-1923

"Harry Carey makes his film debut tripping the light fantastic in a big San Francisco cabaret show." 

Casper Daily Tribune, 05-September-1923

Casper Daily Tribune, 02-September-1923

The Miracle Baby was also directed by Val Paul. I like the layout of this ad. 

Casper Daily Tribune, 06-September-1923

This ad is interesting because it doesn't mention the title of The Miracle Baby.


Friday, August 11, 2023

Harry Carey -- The Miracle Baby -- August 11, 2023

Motion Picture News, 25-August-1923

I like this dynamic ad for Harry Carey's The Miracle Baby. Val Paul directed. 

Camera, August 1923

Motion Picture News, 04-August-1923


Saturday, April 15, 2023

Harry Carey -- Crashin' Thru to Golden Profits! -- April 15, 2023

Motion Picture News, 07-April-1923

Harry Carey was a pioneering cowboy star. I like the dynamism of this ad for Crashin' Thru. Val Paul directed. 

Motion Picture News, 28-April-1923

John Ford directed The Wallop in 1921. Frank Mayo had a long career but never became a star. John Ford directed him in Hitchin' Posts. Robert Thornby directed Archie Mayo in The Blazing Trail. 

Casper Daily Tribune, 19-April-1923

"Atta Boy, Harry!" Val Paul directed Good Men and True. That's an exciting image. 

Thursday, March 9, 2023

Harry Carey -- Friendly Warning!!! To All Producers of WESTERN Pictures -- March 9, 2023

Motion Picture News, 31-March-1923

Harry Carey was a pioneering cowboy star. Crashin' Through was directed by Val Paul for FBO.

Motion Picture News, 17-March-1923


Monday, February 13, 2023

Harry Carey -- He's on the Way! BANG! He's Coming! CRASH! He's Here! WOW! -- February 13, 2023

Camera, February 1923

Harry Carey was a pioneering cowboy star. Val Paul directed Canyon of the Fools. It sounds like a fun movie.

Motion Picture News, 10-February-1923

"Your best Bet For Sure-Fire Business."

Motion Picture News, 17-February-1923

Harry's next movie, The Man of the Desert, was going to be based on two different stories by two different authors. I think this is unusual. 

Monday, January 9, 2023

Harry Carey -- He Gives That Deft Touch of High Comedy -- January 9, 2023

Wilmington Evening Journal, 11-January-1923

Harry Carey was a pioneering cowboy star. Val Paul directed A Few Good Men. I like the title. "He gives that deft touch of high comedy that all theatergoers enjoy. 

Wednesday, July 13, 2022

Harry Carey -- His First Big Production Under the F.B.O. Banner -- July 13, 2022

Film Daily, 24-July-1922

100 years ago this month, Harry Carey switched from Universal to the new FBO company. The Kickback was directed by Val Paul. 

Moving Picture World, 29-July-1922

Motion Picture News, 08-July-1922

Universal planned to squeeze more money from its Harry Carey films by cutting the features into two-reelers and calling them "concentrated editions."