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The Mummy (1911)
An electric current accidentally brings a female mummy back to life with decidedly romantic inclinations, much to the surprise of a young Egyptologist and his less than understanding fiancée. This film is presumed lost.
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An electric current accidentally brings a female mummy back to life with decidedly romantic inclinations, much to the surprise of a young Egyptologist and his less than understanding fiancée. This film is presumed lost.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Romance, Science Fiction
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In Theaters:3/7/1911
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Thanhouser Company
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