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The Ship of Doom ()


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Martin Shaw, a young fisherman, kills Jeff Whittlesey while defending the honor of his fiancée Clara Gove. Although the townspeople disliked Jeff, they nevertheless demand punishment for his murder and so Martin and Clara are forced to... See more »

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Clara Gove
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Martin Shaw
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Jeff Whittlesey (as Arthur Millet)
Aaron Edwards ...
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'Sundown' Shattuck

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Wyndham Gittens

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Wyndham Gittens ... (scenario)

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Allan Davis

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Martin Shaw, a young fisherman, kills Jeff Whittlesey while defending the honor of his fiancée Clara Gove. Although the townspeople disliked Jeff, they nevertheless demand punishment for his murder and so Martin and Clara are forced to flee. While escaping by boat, their craft is disabled in a thunderstorm, but they remain afloat until picked up by "Sundown" Shattuck, a notorious slave trader, and his crew. They are married by Shattuck who lusts after Clara and is about to rape her when the crew mutinies and the ship catches fire. Martin, Clara and Shattuck are washed ashore to an island and Shattuck is about to continue his assault upon Clara when he walks into quicksand and is buried. Clara and Martin remain on the island, each praying for forgiveness for the murder of Jeff Whittlesey.

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Taglines It is easy to criticise. An Empire can be wiped out over night by criticism. But of what avail is Bolsheviki destruction? (Print Ad- Alaska Daily Empire, ((Juneau, Alaska)) 29 October 1919) See more »
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Trivia An advertising banner for this movie described its plot - "Fugitives from Justice - He a Murderer and She an Accomplice.'' This banner was displayed in a contemporary photograph of the Flower Theatre, 128 Sparks St Ottawa Ontario. By: Tom Gray. See more »

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