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Black Diamond Express

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What's The Movie Black Diamond Express About? This picture was taken at one of the curves on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, along the beautiful Susquehanna River. The train is seen rapidly approaching in the distance, clearly outlined against the grey mountains. Smoke can be seen pouring in volumes from the stack of the locomotive, and as the train approaches closely, she sounds a whistle, warning some section men, who are working on the tracks in the foreground. As she rushes by the camera, the swing motion of the train gives a vivid idea of the lightning speed at which she is traveling. (Edison film catalog) What's The Genre Of The Black Diamond Express Movie? Genres: Documentary Who Stars In The Black Diamond Express Movie? Starring: Benjamin F. Hardesty, Charles Lee When Was The Motion Picture Black Diamond Express Released? Released: December 1, 1896 What's The Runtime Of The Black Diamond Express Movie? Runtime: 1.0 How Popular Is The Black Diamond Express Movie? Popularity Rating: 0.037 What Studio(s) Produced The Black Diamond Express Film? Edison Manufacturing Company United States of America Who Was On The Cast Of The Motion Picture Black Diamond Express? Benjamin F. Hardesty Charles Lee Who Was On The Crew Of Black Diamond Express The Movie? Crew — Cinematography: James H. White Crew — Cinematography: William Heise Directing — Director: James H. White

Black Diamond Express Film Information

What's The Movie Black Diamond Express About?

This picture was taken at one of the curves on the Lehigh Valley Railroad, along the beautiful Susquehanna River. The train is seen rapidly approaching in the distance, clearly outlined against the grey mountains. Smoke can be seen pouring in volumes from the stack of the locomotive, and as the train approaches closely, she sounds a whistle, warning some section men, who are working on the tracks in the foreground. As she rushes by the camera, the swing motion of the train gives a vivid idea of the lightning speed at which she is traveling. (Edison film catalog)