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Set of three theater window cards for the Lone Rider Western movie series. Filmed during WW2, there was a total of 11 in the series starring George Houston.
#1 George Houston in ‘The Lone Rider Fights Back’ (1941)
Printed by Victor Cornelius Eastland, Texas on thin yellow newsprint.
Large tear upper right, creases, small tears. Toning.
#2 George Houston in ‘Outlaws of Boulder Pass’ (1942)
Printed by Victor Cornelius Eastland, Texas on thin pink newsprint.
Stain LL corner. Creases, small tears.Toning.
#3 George Houston in ‘Lone Rider in Cheyenne’ with “Fuzzy” St. John (1942)
Printed by Victor Cornelius Eastland, Texas on thin blue newsprint.
Folds top margin. Creases, small tears.Toning.
13” x 9 ¼”
George Fleming Houston (1896 – 1944) was an American B-western film actor and accomplished singer in the early half of the 20th century.
Despite his not being cast in the "Billy the Kid" role, PRC gave Houston his own series of films. He would make eleven films as "The Lone Rider" in which he sang the theme song in an equally rousing tenor voice at the beginning and end. Al "Fuzzy" St. John played his sidekick in all eleven films. However, by the end of 1942, Houston was replaced by veteran actor Bob Livingston as the "Lone Rider."
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