The Detective's Peril Trailer

The Detective's Peril Trailer (1916)

25 March 1916 Thriller 13 mins

Hanging from a rope over the track, the detective seems certain to plunge to death when the oncoming train splits the knot of the rope which has been tied to a rail and slung over the bridge girder. Helen's presence of mind and nerve in swinging out over the river on the other end of the rope and thus balancing the detective until the train has passed prevents the terrible catastrophe. Later, when pursuing the culprits, Helen once more takes her life in her hands by throwing a lasso from the hand car on which they are pursuing the freight over the brake beam, and then crawling hand over hand to the top of the car.

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Cast

Clarence Burton

as The Paymaster

Robyn Adair

as The Detective

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 25 March 1916

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