Western Limited

Western Limited

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Western Limited

1932

1h 10m

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Mystery

Adventure

Overview

A fancy masquerade party is the scene of a jewel robbery, and later several suspects in the robbery are discovered to be aboard the same train.

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12 members

Acting

Estelle Taylor

Doris

Estelle Taylor

Acting

Edmund Burns

Sinclair

Edmund Burns

Acting

Lucien Prival

Benoit

Lucien Prival

Acting

Gertrude Astor

Mrs. Winters

Gertrude Astor

Acting

Eddie Kane

Frank

Eddie Kane

Acting

James P. Burtis

Eddie

James P. Burtis

Acting

John Vosper

Bracy

John Vosper

Acting

Mahlon Hamilton

Wilkes

Mahlon Hamilton

Acting

Crauford Kent

James

Crauford Kent

Acting

Adeline Ashbury

Mrs. James

Adeline Ashbury

Acting

Arthur Millett

David Sharpe

No Image

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Jasper Palmer

Wilfred Lucas

No Image

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