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Tongues of Flame (1918)

A jealous dance-hall girl kills her lover. She escapes from the sheriff who is taking her to jail and hides out in the forest with a recluse who lives in a hollowed-out redwood.
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A jealous dance-hall girl kills her lover. She escapes from the sheriff who is taking her to jail and hides out in the forest with a recluse who lives in a hollowed-out redwood.

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Genre:Drama, Romance, Western
Directed By:Colin Campbell
Written By:Lanier Bartlett
In Theaters:12/2/1918
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Universal Film Manufacturing Company

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