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The Winner

1926, English. Directed by Harry Joe Brown.

While Scotty McTavish is driving around his his big automobile, he sees a very pretty girl enter his father's railroad yards and falls in love at first sight. He borrows some blue overalls, gets by the gate-man and applies to the yard-foreman, "Slugger" Martin for a job. Scotty tells Martin his main objective is to meet the girl. The girl is Patsy Thorne, daughter of the yardmaster, and also the apple of Martin's eye. Martin also is more than a little bit crooked and he makes things very complicated before Scotty and Patsy can get together.

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Released
28 October 1926
Country
United States of America
Written by
F. McGrew Willis

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The Winner (1926) was directed by Harry Joe Brown and stars Billy Sullivan, Lucille Hutton, Ben Walker.

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