According to Robert S. Birchard, Tom Mix’s participation in this film is in doubt. As he stated in his 1993 book King Cowboy: Tom Mix and the Movies, this was a Selig West Coast production “made before Tom Mix came to California.”
See also Nestor's On the Little Big Horn (1910). ...
According to Robert S. Birchard, Tom Mix’s participation in this film is in doubt. As he stated in his 1993 book King Cowboy: Tom Mix and the Movies, this was a Selig West Coast production “made before Tom Mix came to California.”
See also Nestor's On the Little Big Horn (1910).
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