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The Tom Mix Crash Site – Cowboy Who Died on Arizona’s Highway 80
Tom Mix, Hollywood’s first western star, met a tragic end in Arizona. We visit the crash site and monument that memorializes ...
Janie Bryant was inspired by 1920s Western movie star Tom Mix, among the many other unique influences she drew upon.
In 1909 cowboy and rodeo performer Tom Mix begins film career. Charisma, athleticism and daring stunts propel him into becoming cowboy superhero of silent film era. During 1920s, Mix makes more ...
Cowboy movie star Tom Mix, at one time the highest paid actor, leaped into the nation's theaters by jumping with his horse into the flood-swollen Arkansas River.
Tom Mix was easily the most popular cowboy of the silent era, but he wasn't the first. That distinction goes to Gilbert M. Anderson, who, after appearing in "The Great Train Robbery" in 1903 ...
World-famous cowboy actor Tom Mix achieved both as he wowed audiences from the silver screen as well as under circus tents. He gave area fans the thrill of a lifetime when he made a public ...
On Tuesday, Dec. 14, Silent Film Night returns with the 1925 Tom Mix movie "The Great K & A Train Robbery" at 7:30 p.m. at the Arcada Theatre, 105 E. Main St. in St. Charles. First appearing in ...
Cowboy movie star Tom Mix nearly caused a stampede when he came to Omaha on April 9, 1928, for an appearance at the Orpheum Theater. That’s Mix on the left ...
Tom Mix was born at Mix Run, Clearfield County, in 1880. He grew up in nearby DuBois before heading west to ride horses and tour with circuses and make movies.
Tales of cowboy movies with heroes like the Cisco Kid jogged the memory of Earl Newman, of Baton Rouge, who shares this recollection: "On the subject of 'oaters,' there were many influential early ...
DEWEY, Okla. (AP) _ Thieves have taken eleven pistols once used by famed cowboy Tom Mix. <br><br>All handguns were marked with the cowboy actor's logo and had a total value of $16,300. <br><br>The ...
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