The last of Bob Steele's six Westerns of Poverty Row company Sono Art-World Wide, Son of Oklahoma was directed by the...
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Mary Clayton
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1932
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One of the few female western stars of the 1920s, Josie Sedgwick, played a girl searching for her outlaw father's killer in...
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1925
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One of Hollywood's few cowgirls, Josie Sedgwick, starred as the lady mayor of a small Western community in this silent oater...
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Eve Underhill
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1925
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Silent western star Hoot Gibson enjoyed showing off his rodeo skills in his westerns. This time, he mistakenly assumes he...
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1925
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1924
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Pulp writer Henry Herbert Knibb wrote the original story of this silent Hoot Gibson western, which enjoyed an above-average...
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Mercedes
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1924
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Universal's top western ace Hoot Gibson enjoyed fine support from another of the studio's sagebrush stars -- cowgirl...
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"Calamity" Jane Webster
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1924
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This sentimental drama was based on the novel by Gene Stratton Porter, and Porter herself supervised the filming. Michael...
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1923
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Little Jackie Coogan, the most popular child star of his generation, once again played a poor but spunky ragamuffin in this...
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1923
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Cowgirl Josie Sedgwick stars in this minor Western romance as an Eastern girl who falls for a handsome ranch foreman...
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1921
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Celebrated prize fighter Jack Dempsey was a natural for serials, and industry leader Pathé dutifully cast him in this...
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1920
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Silent western stalwarts Roy Stewart and Josie Sedgwick starred in this independently produced oater about a cowboy (Stewart)...
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1920
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This simple comedy drama was adapted from a serial in the Saturday Evening Post, but the film itself doesn't seem to have...
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1919
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1918
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1917
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1917
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