GILBERT M. ANDERSON
DIRECTING
Born in 1880, ‘Broncho Billy’ Anderson is considered the first western film star.
He played three film roles in “The Great Train Robbery” and then began to write, direct and act in his own films.
The Good-for-Nothing1914
Broncho Billy and the Schoolmistress1912
The Making of Broncho Billy1913
Broncho Billy and the Baby1915
The Weak-End Party1922
Broncho Billy's Last Hold-Up1912
Broncho Billy's Christmas Dinner1911
Why Broncho Billy Left Bear County1913
His Regeneration1915
The Pest1922
Broncho Billy's Narrow Escape1912
Broncho Billy and the Outlaw's Mother1913
Tag Day1909
Alkali Ike's Pants1912
Broncho Billy and the Rattler1914
Broncho Billy's Bible1912
The Outlaw and the Child1911
The Corporation and the Ranch Girl1911
A Pal's Oath1911
Spike Shannon's Last Fight1911
Broncho Bill's Last Spree1911
The Strike at the Little Jonny Mine1911
Town Hall, Tonight1911
The Stage Driver's Daughter1911
A Western Redemption1911
Outwitting Papa1911
Hubby's Scheme1911
A Child of the West1912
The Deputy and the Girl1912
The Bandit's Child1912
A Road Agent's Love1912
Alkali Ike's Boarding House1912
The Indian and the Child1912
Western Hearts1912
Broncho Billy's Gratitude1912
Broncho Billy and the Indian Maid1912
A Story of Montana1912
Alkali Ike Plays the Devil1912
Broncho Billy for Sheriff1912
Broncho Billy's Heart1912
Broncho Billy's Mexican Wife1912
Broncho Billy's Promise1912
The Reward for Broncho Billy1912
Broncho Billy and the Sheriff's Kid1913
Alkali Ike's Misfortunes1913
Alkali Ike and the Hypnotist1913
Broncho Billy Gets Square1913
The Three Gamblers1913
Broncho Billy, a Friend in Need1914
The Tell-Tale Hand1914
When Love and Honor Called1915
The Western Way1915
The Outlaw's Awakening1915
Vera, the Medium1917
Ashes1922