White Oak

silent, so what. he could act. have been collecting some of his work. do not let this guy go unnoticed if you are a western fan

These William S. Hart were unfortunately not maintained for use in the now. But at least we have them. Thank you, bob

I bought this movie from Alpha Entertainment and I thought the movie was great. I appreciate Wm. S. Hart and his historically accurate and sensitive portrayal, and even though the film has decomposed a lot through the years, it was still watchable and enjoyable. The editorial reviewer apparently didn't watch the movie very closely, however, and got the story wrong on several counts, but the major flaw with this release is the gawd-awful background music. It was a gift to the perpetrator that they did not mention his/her name. It is solo piano throughout, sounds like exercises from a second-grade piano student's lesson plan, and was so distracting that I had to turn the sound off. Apparently no attempt was made to build excitement during the indian attack, sorrow when somebody meaningful died, etc., just the same meaningless slow solo melody/arpeggiated chord bass throughout. Bleah. I have more of these to watch, hope they do better with the music.