Dodging a Million

In "Dodging a Million," Mabel Normand portrays Arabella Flynn, a shop girl who believes she is an heiress. Her spending spree leads to unexpected complications, ultimately revealing her true status as an heiress, paving the way for her to marry the heir to a corset manufacturer. This film is a classic example of silent comedy from the 1910s, showcasing the era's unique charm and humor.

The film features performances from a range of actors, including Tom Moore and J. Herbert Frank, who contribute to the engaging narrative. As a product of Goldwyn Pictures Corporation, it stands as a representation of the company's output during the silent film era. Collectors interested in the evolution of comedy and the silent film format will find "Dodging a Million" a significant addition to their collection.