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Fighting Through (1919)
Maryland Warren is kidnapped by a group of Yaqui Indians, and taken across the border to Mexico. In rescuing her, Robert Carr proves both his bravery and his loyalty to the United States.
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Maryland Warren is kidnapped by a group of Yaqui Indians, and taken across the border to Mexico. In rescuing her, Robert Carr proves both his bravery and his loyalty to the United States.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:1/27/1919
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:William Christy Cabanne Producing Company
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