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Publicity still of Charles Jones, also known as Buck Jones

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Fox silent film star Charles Jones, later known as Buck Jones, poses outdoors in a cowboy hat in a publicity still for the 1922 silent western "Bells of San Juan."

Date Created:
1922
Creator:
Fox Film Corporation

Publication Information

Creator Fox Film Corporation
Date Created 1922

Physical Description

Format Image
Dimensions 8 X 10 inches

Collection Information

Call Number TF Bells of San Juan

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Copyright Status COPYRIGHT UNDETERMINED
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Rights Holder Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
Unique ID
W013MEX
Legacy ID
WHi 104545

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