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No Man's Gold
1926
· Movie
· 65 min
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A prospector discovers gold in a disputed, lawless territory claimed by no single authority—"no man's land." His find attracts the attention of ruthless claim jumpers and outlaws. He must defend his claim alone, triggering a violent struggle for the valuable land and its riches.
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- Director
- Lewis Seiler
- Studio
- Fox Film Corporation
- Released
- 29 August 1926
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 65 min
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