The Great Mail Robbery Trailer

The Great Mail Robbery Trailer (1927)

"A stirring drama spiced with mystery and adventure centered around the crushing of a desperate gang of Train Bandits by the U. S. Marines." 19 July 1927 Drama, Crime 70 mins

Veteran serial director George B. Seitz keeps things perpetually on the move in The Great Mail Robbery. Theodore von Eltz stars as Marine lieutenant Donald Macready, assigned by his commanding officer to squelch a train-robbery gang. Going undercover, Macready infiltrates the gang and monitors their every move.

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Cast

Theodore von Eltz

as Lieutenant Donald Macready

Frank Nelson

as Sergeant Bill Smith

Jean Fenwick

as Laura Phelps (as Jeanne Morgan)

Lee Shumway

as Philip Howard

DeWitt Jennings

as Captain Davis

Cora Williams

as Mrs. Davis

Charles Hill Mailes

as Stephen Phelps

International Releases Dates

United States 19 July 1927

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