The $100,000 Bill Trailer

The $100,000 Bill Trailer (1915)

12 August 1915 Drama 20 mins

Alaskan prospector Guy Roberts receives a giant $100,000 bill and boards a ship to Seattle, only to be targeted by Soapy Smith and his gang who try to steal the fortune, leading to a comical, suspenseful cat-and-mouse game where Roberts outsmarts them by hiding the bill under a steamship label on his trunk, proving his cleverness and winning the skipper's daughter.

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Cast

Walter Edwards

as Guy Roberts

Bob Kortman

as Oily - the Crook

Leona Hutton

as Goldie

Louis Durham

as Soapy Smith

Ethel Ullman

as Ruth Duncan

Crew

J.G. Hawks

J.G. Hawks Scenario Writer

International Releases Dates

United States 12 August 1915

Production Companies

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