The Escape on the Limited Trailer

The Escape on the Limited Trailer (1914)

26 December 1914 Thriller 12 mins

Brandt, a defaulting cashier, hiding in Lone Point in his effort to throw detectives off his track, cuts the wires of Helen's telephone to prevent her from calling for help, binds and gags her, and boards the outgoing Limited. Freed by Detective Sheridan, the two of them get into a gasoline speeder standing on the sidetrack and pursue the Limited.

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Cast

J.P. McGowan

as Brandt - a Defaulting Cashier

Leo D. Maloney

as Sheridan - Central Office Detective

International Releases Dates

United States 26 December 1914

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