The Operator at Black Rock Trailer

The Operator at Black Rock Trailer (1914)

05 August 1914 Action, Crime 12 mins

The holdup of the Fast Mail; the runaway train, and the leap on horseback from a fifty-foot cliff are just some of the action

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Cast

Helen Holmes

as Ruth - Black Rock operator

George A. Williams

as Tom - Ruth's sweetheart

Bert Hadley

as Greg - outlaw leader

Jack Hoxie

as Sheriff Storm

Gus Pullian

as Tom - the Express Messenger

Crew

Edward T. Matlack

Edward T. Matlack Scenario Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 05 August 1914

Production Companies

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