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One Chance in a Hundred is a 1916 thriller that exemplifies early cinema's storytelling techniques. As part of The Hazards of Helen collection, it features notable performances by Helen Gibson and Harry Schumm.
This film is relatively obscure, with few prints in circulation, making it of special interest to collectors of silent cinema. Its unique depiction of the working class and the moral dilemmas faced by its characters set it apart from many contemporaries. There are limited restoration efforts, so original copies are particularly sought after, and screenings are infrequent, adding to its allure among enthusiasts of the era.
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One Chance in a Hundred is classified as a thriller.
One Chance in a Hundred was released in 1916.
One Chance in a Hundred is part of The Hazards of Helen collection.
The film was produced by the Kalem Company.
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