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Ablaze on the Rails (1916)
Helen, by a courageous leap from a motorcycle, reaches the burning boxcar in which the detectives are imprisoned and succeeds in applying the brakes in time to bring it to a stop and save them from almost certain death.
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Helen, by a courageous leap from a motorcycle, reaches the burning boxcar in which the detectives are imprisoned and succeeds in applying the brakes in time to bring it to a stop and save them from almost certain death.
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller
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In Theaters:9/9/1916
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Kalem Company
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