One Thousand Dollars (1918)
Eddie Gillian, a wild young New Yorker, lives well on a generous allowance given to him by Old Bryson, his crabby uncle. Eddie loves Bryson's ward, Margaret Hayden, but spends most of his time with Lotta Lauriere, a burlesque queen. After Bryson's death, Eddie is shocked to learn that he has been left only $1,000, which the will advises him to spend prudently and unselfishly. When Lotta discovers this and deserts him, Eddie gives the money to Margaret, who has inherited only $10, telling her that it is rightfully hers. Bryson's lawyer then informs Eddie that he will inherit half a million provided that he spend the $1,000 generously, and although Eddie attempts to turn that, too, over to Margaret, she agrees to share it with him as his wife.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Kenneth S. Webb | Director |
| O. Henry | Writer |
| Stanley Olmstead | Writer |
| Albert E. Smith | Producer |
| Tom Malloy | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Edward Earle | |
| Agnes Ayres | |
| Florence Deshon | |
| Templar Saxe |
