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All for Gold
(1911) United States of America
B&W : One reel
Directed by (unknown)
Cast: (unknown)
Yankee Film Company production; distributed by Motion Picture Distributing & Sales Company. / Produced by William Steiner. / Released 27 February 1911. / Standard 35mm spherical 1.33:1 format.
Drama.
Synopsis: [?] [From The Moving Picture World]? The rush for gold was on and many there were who flocked to Nome in search of the precious metal, among them Tom Stuart, who left a wife and young daughter behind, back east. The girl fell in love with the son of a rich broker, and when he informed his father that he intended to wed the girl a storm of protest followed and the boy was warned never to see the girl. However, love knows no obstacles, and the happy twain were wed. They departed for the west shortly after, the girl writing her father in advance of their coming. Meanwhile, there was trouble in the gold mining camp and Tom Stuart was daily missing small portions of his hoardings of dust. Where it went he could not guess, but suspicion pointed strongly to Jose, a Mexican roustabout. Tom’s partner was unmindful of the loss and led a care-free happy life. When the newly-married couple from the east reached the Nome region they were tired and worn out. They sought shelter in the very cave where Tom Stuart’s gold was concealed and accidentally discovered the treasure. Of course, they filled their pockets and journeyed to the camp. Tom Stuart discovered his loss the next day and aroused the camp to action. Jose, the suspect, was dragged to the nearest tree and was about to lose his life, for he confessed to small thefts, when the broker’s son learned of the commotion and appeared on the scene in time to explain away the guilt of Jose. Father and daughter met for the first time in three long years, and Tom accepted his new son-in-law in good faith, in spite of his innocent escapade, which almost caused a tragedy. Some time later the happy and prosperous couple returned to the east, just in time to save a ruined broker from suicide. A father's forgiveness followed, of course.
Survival status: (unknown)
Current rights holder: Public domain [USA].
Listing updated: 27 January 2025.
References: Website-IMDb.
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