Publisher's Synopsis
His popularity eclipsed all other great cowboy stars (Hoot Gibson and even the legendary William S. Hart) of the silent era and he earned--and spent--millions. He appeared in 291 films, all but nine of which were silent movies. He was Hollywood's first Western megastar and helped define the genre as it emerged in the early days of the cinema.* He was Tom Mix. 25 Tom Mix Movie Posters presents a collection of movie posters, in full color, from more than two dozen of Mix's films. Films include Twisted Trails (1916), The Heart of Texas Ryan (1917), The Feud (1919), The Cyclone (1920), A Ridin' Romeo (1921), Sky High (1922), The Fighting Streak (1922), For Big Stakes (1922), Romance Land (1923), The Best Bad Man (1925), The Lucky Horseshoe (1925), For My Pal (1926), No Man's Gold (1926), The Great K&A Train Robbery (1926), The Circus Ace (1927), The Arizona Wildcat (1927), Horseman of the Plains (1928), Hello Cheyenne! (1928), Painted Post (1928), King Cowboy (1928), The Big Diamond Robbery (1929), Destry Rides Again (1932), The Texas Bad Man (1932), The Miracle Rider (1932) and Flaming Guns (1935). 25 Tom Mix Movie Posters is a colorful tribute to the king of the cowboys. *IMDb and Wikipedia
