THE RETURN OF DRAW EGAN (1916) - William S. Hart, Louise Glaum

[@dianekennedy8602]

My first time to see a William S. Hart film - thoroughly enjoyed it. It took me back to a simpler time when the cowboy of honor wins the girl and good wins out over evil. Wonderful film for a late Sunday evening. Thanks so much -- Diane Kennedy.

[@RobertBee-fs8hv]

I tined in to see the authencity clamed of Wm. Hart's film that was present in Tom.Mix films

[@cityeternal3328]

Thank you so much!

[@tbalciunas333]

This is literally the closest you will ever get to a real life western

[@geraldking4080]

Hart was a pall bearer with Tom Mix at Wyatt Earp's funeral.

[@geraldking4080]

Nine minutes in, watch Hart roll a smoke one handed.

[@jayam9119]

Tremendous film

[@remo687]

The titles says 1916 but the copyright at the introduction says 1924

[@WmThomasSherman]

1924 was when it was re-copyrighted.

[@RobertBee-fs8hv]

Who is the girl at the 15 25 time mark? Anybody famous

[@garyraines7511]

Copyright is MCMXXIV--1924.

[@oskarrom7858]

HI ...! , I look for the film which act William S. Hart Aztec warrior the name of the movie is TRIANGLE PLAYS William S. Hart with ENID MARKEY in THE CAPTIVE GOD .......... if you know tell me. thank you

[@noahkup]

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[@Psilanderfan1884]

An absolutely classic early silent western by William S. Hart⭐️ also with beautiful Margery Wilson 💕 as “Myrtle”, Robert McKim as “Arizona Joe” and silent film vamp Louise Glaum 🌺 as “Poppy”. Margery Wilson 🌸 along with her film career, had also directed a few films in the early 1920’s, which are sadly lost, and later became an author of motivational books along with being a radio show host, and lecturer.

[@noahkup]

Amazing storytelling, especially for this era. And he's a stud. Looks a bit like a younger Alec Baldwin?

[@bjaygurung562]

The stranger looks like Prince Charles

[@zepequeno2359]

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