The $100,000 Bill
Aug 12, 1915 · 20m
Director
Walter EdwardsOverview
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.
Cast of The $100,000 Bill
Crew of The $100,000 Bill
About The $100,000 Bill
What is The $100,000 Bill about?
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.
When was The $100,000 Bill released?
The $100,000 Bill was released on August 12, 1915.
How long is The $100,000 Bill?
The $100,000 Bill runs 20 minutes.
Who directed The $100,000 Bill?
The $100,000 Bill was directed by Walter Edwards.
Who is in the cast of The $100,000 Bill?
The cast of The $100,000 Bill includes Walter Edwards (Guy Roberts), Bob Kortman (Oily - the Crook), Leona Hutton (Goldie), Louis Durham (Soapy Smith) and Ethel Ullman (Ruth Duncan).