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One Million Dollars

1915, English. Directed by John W. Noble.

While touring India, noted English criminologist Richard Duvall saves the life of a Buddhist priest who rewards him with the presentation of a wonderful crystal globe. By gazing in it the priest demonstrates that Duvall can fall into a cataleptic state and his astral body is released and is free to roam at will. Shortly afterward he uses the orbs powers to help his lady love Grace Ellicott solve the murder of her aunt and restore her fortune.

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22 November 1915
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One Million Dollars (1915) was directed by John W. Noble and stars William Faversham, Henry Bergman, George Le Guere.

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