06 November 1921 Drama 20 mins
Sergeant Blake of the Northwest Mounted Police is sent to the border to break up a ring of smugglers who are bringing illegal Chinese immigrants into Canada. The ring is led by Ah Ming, a "half-breed" who goes by the name of Dr. Lawler. When Blake encounters Lawler, he is experimenting on a white mouse.
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Lewis Stone as Sgt. Blake, R.C.M.P.
Wallace Beery as Dr. Lawler
Ethel Grey Terry as Erimine Reeves
Willard Louis as Sing Lu
Bessie Wong as Chinese Girl
Margaret McWade as The Mother
United States 06 November 1921
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