Dan Williams leaves his small hometown in disgrace, and travels to New York City to try his luck on Broadway. He gets a small part in a Broadway show, but his press agent releases a story that he has a big part and is making $3,000 a week. Dan's father, a banker who is facing a run on his bank, hears about Dan's sudden "fortune" and asks him for financial help. Complications ensue.
Glenn Hunter
Dan Williams
Mildred Ryan
Mary Abbott
Antrim Short
Jack Briggs
Beryl Halley
Queenie Martine
Margaret Irving
Mabel Golden
Gitana Kamp
Ritzi Scheff
William T. Hayes
Hiram Williams
William Black
Theophilus Barrett
Marion Stevenson
Mrs. Williams
Dan Williams leaves his small hometown in disgrace, and travels to New York City to try his luck on Broadway. He gets a small part in a Broadway show, but his press agent releases a story that he has a big part and is making $3,000 a week. Dan's father, a banker who is facing a run on his bank, hears about Dan's sudden "fortune" and asks him for financial help. Complications ensue.
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