Der Rubin-Salamander Trailer (1918)
01 June 1918
Watch the official Der Rubin-Salamander 1918 trailer in HD below.
01 June 1918
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Carl Froelich Writer
Rudolf Biebrach Director
Oskar Messter Producer
Irene Daland Writer
Paul Lindau Novel
Germany 01 June 1918
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21 April 1918
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09 December 1918
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14 February 1918
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08 April 1918
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18 November 1918
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06 October 1918
While out West, prospector Harry Webb makes enemies of a con artist, Mark Brenton and the con's crooked lawyer, Frank Beekman.
18 August 1918
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28 January 1918
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