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The Running Fight is a american film of genre Drama released in USA on 15 july 1915 with Violet Heming

The Running Fight (1915)

The Running Fight
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Released in USA 15 july 1915
OriginUSA
Genres Drama

The Running Fight (1915) is a silent film drama, directed by James Durkin and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The film is based on a novel by William Hamilton Osborne, and stars Violet Heming.

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Violet Heming

(Leslie Wilkinson)Clarissa Selwynne

(Madeline Braine)
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