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Hart is Jim Stokes, the Two-Gun Man, who robs a stage, is wounded, and falls for Nell Brent while he heals at her father's ranch.
William S. Hart's first feature, 1914, produced by Thomas Ince and directed by Reginald Barker. Hart is Jim Stokes, the Two-Gun Man, who robs a stage, is wounded, and falls for Nell Brent while he heals at her father's ranch. The sheriff is not entirely honest. Working title The Two-Gun Man. Ince took a company of twenty-five into the Grand Canyon for six weeks, north of El Tovar, a hardship the trade papers advertised. Entered on the National Film Registry in 2010. Hart became Two-Gun Bill in the fan magazines.
Hart's first feature, at nearly fifty. Ince took twenty-five people into the Grand Canyon for six weeks and advertised the hardship. Jim Stokes robs a stage, heals at a ranch, and meets a sheriff who is not honest. The good bad man arrives. Watch the canyon do the moralizing.