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English: Still from the American film serial The Master Mystery (1919) with Harry Houdini, on page 291 of the 1919 novelization of the film. Caption: Locke perfects his explosive gas bullet firing arm to use against the automaton. |
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| Source | Arthur Benjamin Reeve, John W. Grey, The Master Mystery, New York: Gosset & Dunlap, 1919, digitized by Project Gutenburg, on the Internet Archive |
| Author | Rolfe Photoplays / Octagon Films |
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