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A Romance of the Rail (1903)
An engaged couple, dressed in white, meet each other at a train station. When the train arrives, they board, and later they enjoy the sights from their car's platform. They are married by a minister and soon, arrive at their destination.
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An engaged couple, dressed in white, meet each other at a train station. When the train arrives, they board, and later they enjoy the sights from their car's platform. They are married by a minister and soon, arrive at their destination.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
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Written By:Wendell P. Colton
In Theaters:10/3/1903
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Edison Manufacturing Company
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