Showing posts with label Wild Bill Hickok. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wild Bill Hickok. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 17, 2024

Bill Hart Entered Pictures Ten Years Ago at $75 a Week -- September 17, 2024

Photoplay, September, 1924

I like William S Hart's hat. 

Millville Daily, 01-September-1924

Wild Bill Hickok was Hart's penultimate film for Paramount. The Grand Theater in Millville, New Jersey paired it with "5 Good Acts Vaudeville 5." 

Selma Times-Journal, 01-September-1924

Singer Jim McKee was not a success. I find it hard to picture Bill Hart as a singing cowboy. 

Alexandria Gazette, 13-September-1924

Hart wrote a series of stories for young people about Injun and Whitey, "The Golden West Boys."
 

Wednesday, December 6, 2023

The Public Welcomes Bill Hart Back! -- December 6, 2023

Motion Picture News, 01-December-1923

William S Hart's career had been derailed when he was accused of fathering a woman's five-year-old child. Even though he wound up paying child support, he was allowed to return to the screen. Wild Bill Hickock was a success.

Motion Picture News, 08-December-1923


Tuesday, November 7, 2023

Hart Shows New Powers as Actor -- November 7, 2023

Washington Evening Star, 25-November-1923

After his three years of "retirement," the Washington Star welcomed William S Hart's return. It praised him as a better actor than he had been before. 

Wednesday, October 11, 2023

Lincoln, Sheridan, Custer in Bill Hart Cast -- October 11, 2023

 

Motion Picture News, 13-October-1923

William S Hart's next movie to be released. would be a biography of Wild Bill Hickok, directed by Clifford Smith. Wyatt Earp was the historical consultant. This item says that characters included Abraham Lincoln, George A Custer and General Sheridan. Lincoln was not a character in the movie. 

Film Daily, 22-October-1923

Hart started work on his next film, Singer Jim McKee. William K Everson said it was pretty silly to cast William S Hart as a singing cowboy, especially in a silent film.

Wednesday, August 9, 2023

Bill Hart Vindicated -- August 9, 2023

Photoplay, August, 1923

William S Hart's career had been derailed when he was accused of fathering a woman's five-year-old child. Even though he wound up paying child support, he was allowed to return to the screen. It is odd to see a picture of Hart laughing. 

Motion Picture News, 04-August-1923

Hart's first film under a new contract with Paramount was going to be a biopic about Wild Bill Hickok. Hart wrote the original story. 

Film Daily, 15-August-1923

Paramount scheduled production of Wild Bill Hickok to start on August 20. 

Motion Picture News, 04-August-1923