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The Taking of Luke McVane (1915)
Luke McVane (William S. Hart) shoots a card-cheat in self-defense and has to make a run for it before the town lynch him.
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Luke McVane (William S. Hart) shoots a card-cheat in self-defense and has to make a run for it before the town lynch him.
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Genre:Western, Action
Written By:Thomas H. Ince, Richard V. Spencer
In Theaters:4/16/1915
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Kay-Bee Pictures
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