The Girl in the Limousine (1917)
Dick is startled to see a girl's agonized face at the window of a limousine which passes. She drops a note which reads, 'Save me - 85 Newton Street." Dick follows and finds an old house, with the girl at an upper window. He climbs up on some vines and she tells him that she has been kidnapped. Two crooks break in, and Dick gives the girl his revolver and starts to light with his fists. Then suddenly she turns the gun on him. He realizes that she is a decoy. They are bank thieves. They tie him, and leave the girl to guard him. He asks her to untie him, but she says she dare not. At last she does so, and he climbs out through the window, and goes for help. The two crooks return and threaten the girl. She says she is through with them. They advance toward her when Dick enters with two policemen. The men are made prisoners and the girl is allowed to go free. She tells Dick that she is going home to start again.
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GenresDrama
Short
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| George Cochrane | Director |
| Maie B. Havey | Writer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Lee Hill | |
| Molly Malone | |
| J. Morris Foster |
