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The Finger of Justice (1918)
To further his political ends and enrich himself, a political boss lets corruption run rampant in his city. A young couple sets out to expose him. This film is partially lost; only 34 minutes of 70 survive.
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To further his political ends and enrich himself, a political boss lets corruption run rampant in his city. A young couple sets out to expose him. This film is partially lost; only 34 minutes of 70 survive.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:7/21/1918
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Paul Smith Pictures
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