Former silent screen cowboy star Jack Hoxie played a Pony Express rider in this, the fourth of six low-budget oaters produced...
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1933
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In his penultimate Western, former silent screen cowboy Jack Hoxie plays The Sonora Kid, an outlaw who, to spare an old blind...
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1933
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A cowboy (Jack Hoxie) and his partners are known as "trouble busters," men who look for adventure and help out people in...
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1933
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The third in a series of six Jack Hoxie Westerns produced by poverty row company Majestic, this film featured the former...
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1932
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Silent screen cowboy Jack Hoxie returned to the celluloid range after a five year absence with this low-budget Western, the...
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1932
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The second of six sound Westerns starring Jack Hoxie and produced by poverty row company Majestic, this film, like most...
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1932
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Easy-to-please rural audiences got two aging Western stars for the price of one with this low-budget silent oater directed by...
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Jack Lupton
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1929
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Cowboy star Jack Hoxie is definitely a "man of daring," but just how daring he really can be isn't demonstrated until the...
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1927
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The stolid Jack Hoxie comes to the rescue of the Follies Bergere in this otherwise routine silent Western. The touring show's...
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1927
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Nearing the end of his long, profitable association with Universal Westerns, stout cowboy hero Jack Hoxie played "Grinner"...
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1927
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Returning from WWI, Jack Howard (Jack Hoxie) finds his father, the local sheriff, murdered. The city fathers elect him new...
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Jack Howard
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1927
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A typical Jack Hoxie Blue Streak Western from the assembly lines at Universal, The Rambling Ranger featured the stalwart...
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1927
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This typical Universal "Blue Streak Western" starred the studio's popular Jack Hoxie as a cowboy named Ned Raleigh, who...
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1927
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Jack William Pepper
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1926
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One of Jack Hoxie's best surviving silent Westerns, Border Sheriff makes an exciting detour to both a drug conference in...
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1926
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This Jack Hoxie Western, made during his contract with Universal, has just about every cliché in the book, beginning with the...
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1926
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Jack Hoxie's first release of 1926, this Universal Western starred the taciturn hero as a Texas ranger posing as an ex-con in...
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1926
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This Universal "Blue Streak" western stars that fabulous rider and roper Jack Hoxie. The star is cast as Jack Carter, who...
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1926
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Husky cowboy star Jack Hoxie inherits a ranch in this silent Blue Streak Western from Universal. Unfortunately, he is forced...
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Lightnin' Jack
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1926
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One of Universal's better Blue Streak Westerns, Red Hot Leather starred the company's number two cowboy hero at the time,...
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Jack Lane
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1926
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A stalwart government scout, Tom Kirby (William Boyd) and his best friend, the legendary frontiersman Buffalo Bill Cody...
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Buffalo Bill
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1926
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Jack Bannister (Jack Hoxie) returns to his home in Mexico to find his best friend murdered in this well-made Universal...
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1925
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Jack Hoxie's dog, Bunk, takes center stage in this amusing little silent Western from the Universal assembly-line. Hoxie's...
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Cranner
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1925
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Jack Hoxie's final Western for 1925 featured Universal's second most popular cowboy hero (after Hoot Gibson) chasing a wanted...
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Jack Wilbur
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1925
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Sheriff Frank Moody (Jack Hoxie) has his hands full chasing after a notorious bandit known only as the Raven. His younger...
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Frank Moody
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1925
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This Universal "Blue Streak Western" (the studio's top-of-the-line brand) starred Jack Hoxie as Duffy Burns, a college hero...
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1925
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Silent western hero Jack Hoxie assumes the guise of an avenging angel called "Whitehorse Cactus" when his father is killed...
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White Horse Cactus
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1925
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1925
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Suffering from shell-shock, returning war veteran Jack Hoxie is falsely accused of being a criminal in this typical silent...
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Jeff Prouty
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1924
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Not one of Hollywood's leading thespians, burly action star Jack Hoxie plays both father and son in Fighting Fury. When the...
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Screenwriter
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1924
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The feud between cattle ranchers and sheep men took center stage once again in this fairly effective Jack Hoxie western....
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Ned Bannister
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1924
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According to Hollywood lore, silent screen western star Jack Hoxie could neither read nor write -- not true, says Hoxie's...
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1924
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One of nine Jack Hoxie westerns released by Universal in 1924 alone, The Western Wallop was based on a short story, "On...
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Bart Tullison
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1924
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This fine silent western was, like so many others in the 1920s, based on a novel by William McLeod Raine, in this case A...
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1924
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Universal's also-ran cowboy star of the 1920s, Jack Hoxie, starred as a cowboy who adopts a young child (Doreen Turner) in...
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Jack Armstrong
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1924
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1923
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Silent screen star Jack Hoxie headlines this oater from 1923. As the tale opens, tragedy strikes: a ruthless band of outlaws,...
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1923
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This Western starring Jack Hoxie) has all the typical elements one would expect: the mortgaged ranch, cattle rustlers, a...
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1923
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After Jack Hoxie scored in the comedy Western, Don Quickshot of the Rio Grande, he was given this picture. Windbag, or Windy,...
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1923
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1922
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Independent producer-director Ben Wilson was the one who suggested Hartford Hoxie change his name to plain Jack Hoxie. The...
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1922
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1922
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1922
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Esteban
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1922
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Silent Western star Jack Hoxie played a sheriff in this low-budget outing produced by Ben Wilson. Ordered to clean up the...
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Sheriff Jefferson Mosby
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1922
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Jack Stokes
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1921
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Nate "Hate" Hammond
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1921
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1919
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1918
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"The Wolf" is the name bestowed upon a rugged woodsman whose ruthlessness in dealing with others is the stuff from which...
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1918
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The "wife" of the title is Hope Ross, played by Louise Lovely, but never mind her. The real star of the proceedings is former...
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1918
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Mary Pickford's brother Jack starred in this silent oater as a boxer who runs West after killing an opponent in the ring. He...
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1917
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Handsome silent screen idol Wallace Reid takes a job as manager of a stage-line in this early silent western directed by the...
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1917
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Dumb Girl of Portici is famous today as the film in which Boris Karloff made his movie debut. This "fact" is open to debate:...
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1916
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As was often the case in the pre-1920 period, the title of this four-reel Universal drama was far more lurid than the film's...
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1915
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