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A Fight for Millions (1918)

Jean must marry one of two unwanted men to claim her fortune, but she and her true love, Bob, team up to defeat the scheming suitors and keep her inheritance. 15 episodes: (1) The Snare; (2) Flames of Peril; (3) The Secret Stockade; (4) The Precipice of Horror; (5) The Path of Thrills; (6) The Spell of Evil; (7) The Gorge of Destruction; (8) In the Clutches; (9) The Estate; (10) The Secret Tunnel; (11) The Noose of Death; (12) The Tide of Disaster; (13) The Engine of Terror; (14) The Decoy; and (15) The Sealed Envelope.
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Jean must marry one of two unwanted men to claim her fortune, but she and her true love, Bob, team up to defeat the scheming suitors and keep her inheritance. 15 episodes: (1) The Snare; (2) Flames of Peril; (3) The Secret Stockade; (4) The Precipice of Horror; (5) The Path of Thrills; (6) The Spell of Evil; (7) The Gorge of Destruction; (8) In the Clutches; (9) The Estate; (10) The Secret Tunnel; (11) The Noose of Death; (12) The Tide of Disaster; (13) The Engine of Terror; (14) The Decoy; and (15) The Sealed Envelope.

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Genre:Action, Drama, Romance, Western
Directed By:William Duncan
Written By:C. Graham Baker
In Theaters:7/15/1918
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Runtime:300 minutes
Studio:Vitagraph Company of America

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