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A wanted outlaw boards a stagecoach, disguising himself among respectable passengers. His plans are complicated by the presence of a determined lawman also on board. A tense game of cat and mouse unfolds within the confined space of the coach as the criminal's charm clashes with the sheriff's resolve. The journey becomes a moral test, exploring whether a man can outrun his past deeds.
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- Director
- Reginald Barker
- Writer
- C. Gardner Sullivan
- Studio
- New York Motion Picture
- Released
- 15 April 1915
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 62 min
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