| Hoot Gibson Comics Issue #6 (#2) | |
| | | Hoot Gibson (1892 - 1962), the Hollywood cowboy hero of silent films. | |
| | L-to-R, Chief Thunder Cloud (Victor Daniels), Bob Steele and Gibson.
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| | Hoot joined the other cowboys at the bar in a scene from the film Points West | |
| | with Fay Wray as they appear in Man On The Saddle | |
| | | Gibson at Universal, circa 1927-28 | |
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| | L-to-R are Betty Miles, Bob Steele, John Bridges, and Hoot Gibson in SONORA STAGECOACH | |
| | | Gibson and pretty June Gale in a lobby card and photo from SWIFTY (1935). | |
| | | Above are Lina Basquette and Hoot in a scene from HARD HOMBRE (Allied, 1931). | |
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| | Hoot Gibson (1892 - 1962), the Hollywood cowboy hero of silent films. | |
| | | | In 1938 Hoot traveled with Robbins Brothers Circus clear up through Nova Scotia. | |
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| | Real name: Edmund Richard Gibson | |
| | | Above are Marceline Day, Hoot and 'Skeeter' Bill Robbins in a lobby card from TH | |
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| | Gibson in the center, sans gunbelt, and Ken Maynard on the right, have the drop | |
| | | Hoot Gibson (1892 - 1962), the Hollywood cowboy hero of silent films. | |
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| | Gibson and George Hayes in a scene from SWIFTY (1935). | |
| | | this 1928 Universal silent | |
| | | William Holden and Hoot take a break during the filming of THE HORSE SOLDIERS | |
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| | Gibson with the Hagenbeck Wallace Circus, 1937. | |
| | | Above (black hat) is a pressbook ad from the first Trail Blazers film, WILD HORSE | |
| | | Above are Bobby Clark (Bobby Clack) and Hoot Gibson during a post-WW2 personal appearance. | |
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