
CAST & CREW
Tom Mix
The native of Mix Run, Pa., became a star with his first feature, 1910’s “Ranch Life in the Great Southwest.” An expert shot, cattle wrangler and horseman, Mix made some 160 cowboy silent Saturday matinee films in the 1920s always playing the man in the white hat who saved the day. Even his trusty steed Tony “The Wonder Horse” became a superstar receiving countless fan mail from kids. In 1932, he returned to films, making nine talkies at Universal. His last screen appearance was in the 1935 15-part serial, “The Miracle Rider.” In 1940, he died at age 60 in a car crash in Arizona. A memorial is at the site of his death on California 79 near Florence. “The Wonder Horse” died two years later.
FILMOGRAPHY
Desert LoveBuck Marston Jr.
Hollywood on Parade No. A-3Self
It's ShowtimeSelf (archive footage)
Hello Cheyenne!Tom Remington
My Pal, the KingTom Reed
Riders of the Purple SageJim Carson
Screen Snapshots (Series 1, No. 20)Himself
Screen Snapshots, Series 3, No. 12Self
The Rider of Death ValleyTom Rigby
Western HeartsSheriff Strong
Gordon of Ghost CityRider (archive footage)
Silver ValleyTom Tracey
The 10 from Texas(archive footage)
North of Hudson BayMicheal Dane
The Lone Star RangerDuane
Who's Your Father?Tom Hartrigger
The Rustler's RoundupTom Lawson
Babe Ruth: The Man, the Myth, the Legendhimself
The Best Bad ManHugh Nichols
Horseman of the PlainsTom Swift
TeethDave Deering
The Texas Bad ManTom Logan - Posing as Dan Bishop
Life in Hollywood No. 4Movie
The Great K&A Train RobberyTom Gordon
The ScapegoatTom Mason - the Scapegoat
The Big Diamond RobberyTom Markham
Outlaws of Red RiverTom Morley
A Cowboy's Best GirlBull Stokes, a Rough Cowboy
Mile-a-Minute RomeoLucky Bill