'Call of the Canyon' Movie Poster

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StudioFamous Players/Jesse Lasky Studio Browse TopicArt and Creative WorksBusiness and IndustrySubjectMotion pictures--ArizonaArizonaDescriptionOriginally to be one of three Zane Grey novels filmed concurrently in Arizona, it was the only one made at that time. A silent film, it was the first feature movie made in the Sedona area. The location was at Zane Grey's request because Oak Creek Canyon was where he and written his book of the same name. His desire was to have the movie made where his story was set. A thunderstrom during the shooting washed out roads and stranded some cast and crew on the wrong side of the creek for days. The story is told they played so many hands of poker to kill time that they wore out the paper money. Date Original1920sDate Range1920s (1920-1929)TypeStill ImageOriginal FormatPostersContributing InstitutionSedona Historical SocietyCollectionArizona's Little Hollywood- Movies Made in SedonaRights StatementNo copyright- United States, http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/

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City or TownSedonaCountyCoconino CountyStateArizonaCountryUnited States

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Identifier1000.1Date Digitized2020Digital FormatJPEGFile Size6 MB

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'Call of the Canyon' Movie Poster

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