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Tom Mix Filmography (Organized by Decade)

(Includes shorts, features, and serials)

1910s – Early Selig Polyscope Years (Shorts & Early Features)

Mix made dozens of one‑reel Westerns during this period. Key titles include:

• The Range Riders (1910)

• Ranch Life in the Great Southwest (1910)

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• The Sheriff’s Blunder (1911)

• The Man From Texas (1911)

• Saved by the Pony Express (1911)

• The Scapegoat (1912)

• The Girl and the Ranger (1912)

• The Sheriff’s Baby (1913)

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• Chip of the Flying U (1914)

• The Man From Texas (1915)

• The Heart of Texas Ryan (1917)

• Six-Shooter Andy (1918)

• Fighting for Gold (1919)

• The Coming of the Law (1919)

1920s – Fox Film Corporation (Peak Stardom)

This is the era that made Mix a legend.

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• The Texan (1920)

• Trailin’ (1921)

• Sky High (1922)

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• North of Hudson Bay (1923)

• The Deadwood Coach (1924)

• The Last of the Duanes (1924)

• Riders of the Purple Sage (1925)

• The Rainbow Trail (1925)

• The Great K & A Train Robbery (1926)

• Outlaws of Red River (1927)

• The Circus Ace (1927)

• The Arizona Wildcat (1927)

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1930s – Late Career & Sound Serials

Mix made only a handful of talkies, but they’re fan favorites.

• The Rider of Death Valley (1932)

• Destry Rides Again (1932 serial)

• Terror Trail (1933 serial)

• The Miracle Rider (1935 serial) – final screen appearance