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The Last Round Ended in a Free Fight

Name: The Last Round Ended in a Free Fight
Genre: Short
Rating: 4.1

1898

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4.1/10

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"An arranged picture taken at Camp Meade, showing a squad of men defending the flag against an imaginary onslaught. The men drop one by one, until the old color sergeant alone is left and he... Read all"An arranged picture taken at Camp Meade, showing a squad of men defending the flag against an imaginary onslaught. The men drop one by one, until the old color sergeant alone is left and he defends himself with his revolver until he is finally dropped by the enemy.""An arranged picture taken at Camp Meade, showing a squad of men defending the flag against an imaginary onslaught. The men drop one by one, until the old color sergeant alone is left and he defends himself with his revolver until he is finally dropped by the enemy."

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4.1/10

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Well, Some One Is Wrong

I just looked at a copy of a short movie (less than thirty seconds), and it has nothing at all to do with the IMDb description of what sounds like war games, or capture the flag or some such activity gone wrong. It shows women in demure fashion, with plenty of flounces and large-brimmed hats. Also boxing gloves. THey're pummeling each other.

the copy I saw was labeled with this title and purported to be from AM&B, although the date was 1903, and not 1898. That's not crucial. Many actualities from 1898 and 1899 were reissued for several years,with a later year added. Was it so that people thought they were looking at new movies? Or was it simply a later batch being printed and given the current date?

SO who is right? I tend to think that the reference books have a fairly high error rate. However, a mislabeling is possible.