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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.
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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.
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