The Mystery of the Dover Express

1913

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuScarlett, personal representative of great diamond merchant Bertrucci, called on Police Superintendent Narkom, and begged for his help. He had to carry a small consignment of peculiarly valu... Alles lesenScarlett, personal representative of great diamond merchant Bertrucci, called on Police Superintendent Narkom, and begged for his help. He had to carry a small consignment of peculiarly valuable diamonds to a distant city. Narkom disguised Scarlett in a great beard and green gogg... Alles lesenScarlett, personal representative of great diamond merchant Bertrucci, called on Police Superintendent Narkom, and begged for his help. He had to carry a small consignment of peculiarly valuable diamonds to a distant city. Narkom disguised Scarlett in a great beard and green goggles and arranged that he should meet two detectives and travel with them on the train that... Alles lesen

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Second episode in Edison's 'The Chronicles of Cleek' series.

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Followed by The Mystery of the Talking Wire (1914)

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The spectator is deceived as well as the police

A mystery story in which a very clever detective outwits a diamond thief, but not until he has killed the diamond merchant's messenger and also the conductor on the train. The picture's special cleverness lies in the fact that the spectator is deceived as well as the police by the expedient of using a disguise. This is to help the messenger get to his destination without being known to the thieves. The crook kills him in a park, takes the disguise and passes as the messenger. Then when he has killed the conductor he dresses himself between scenes in the same disguise and again we are deceived. Thomas Hanshew is the author of the script and George Lessey is the producer. - The Moving Picture World, January 17, 1914