10 April 1915 Thriller 14 mins
A wagon load of powder explodes, destroying the railroad trestle under which it is passing; Helen, knowing that a passenger train is due within a few minutes, climbs aboard a freight car which coasts down a steep grade near the trestle. As it nears the structure, she applies the brakes, leaps to the ground, crawls across the burning trestle
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Helen Holmes as Helen
Leo D. Maloney as Bill Roody - Teamster
George A. Williams as Passenger Conductor
Rex Downs as Freight Conductor
United States 10 April 1915
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