THE LITTLE TRAIN ROBBERY (1905)

Posted on by gary loggins

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Edwin S. Porter’s THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY is one of early cinema’s best known films. More obscure is 1905’s THE LITTLE TRAIN ROBBERY, Porter’s parody of his own film, with a cast of kids robbing a miniature train, kind of a precursor to Keystone comedies to come. So by popular demand (awright, one person!), here’s THE LITTLE TRAIN ROBBERY:

4 responses to “THE LITTLE TRAIN ROBBERY (1905)”

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