Overview:
After the train station clerk is assaulted and left bound and gagged, then the departing train and its passengers robbed, a posse goes in hot pursuit of the fleeing bandits.| Status: | Released (1903-12-07) |
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| Awards: | 1 win |
| Screen: | Scott Marble, Edwin S. Porter |
| Productions: | Edison Studios |
| Production Countries: | United States of America |
| Spoken Languages: | No Language |
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- 44879: Gilbert M. Anderson - Bandit / Shot Passenger / Tenderfoot Dancer (uncredited)
- 1860194: John Manus Dougherty Sr. - Bandit (uncredited)
- 1426473: Frank Hanaway - Bandit (uncredited)
- 1426475: Adam Charles Hayman - Bandit (uncredited)
- 1291267: Robert Milasch - Trainman / Bandit (uncredited)
- 1126354: Marie Murray - Dance-Hall Dancer (uncredited)
- 1426508: Mary Snow - Little Girl (uncredited)
Crews
- 44869: Blair Smith - Director of Photography - Camera
- 44866: Edwin S. Porter - Director of Photography - Camera
- 44866: Edwin S. Porter - Director - Directing
- 44869: Blair Smith - Additional Camera - Camera
- 1426475: Adam Charles Hayman - Camera Operator - Camera
- 44879: Gilbert M. Anderson - Assistant Director - Directing
- 44866: Edwin S. Porter - Writer - Writing
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James
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Firstly, I feel honoured to be the first to write a review for this prestigious short; secondly, I found it to be… good. I can’t claim any more than that, though it is heavily influential. The narrative is unlike many other short, silent films as it actually sucks you in until that f ....
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This opens with quite a menacing scene from Justus D. Barnes who points his pistol right between our eyes.... Then you have to feel a bit sorry for "Broncho Billy" Anderson who proceeds to get himself tied up, shot and generally manhandled as a ruthless gang raid his railway office t ....
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