Too Much Money

This comedy-romance follows millionaire Robert Broadley, who tells his wife he is broke to stop her extravagant spending. However, the situation complicates when a friend with dubious intentions enters the picture. As a lost film, Too Much Money represents a unique piece of cinematic history, capturing the spirit of 1920s silent comedies.

The film stars Lewis Stone and Anna Q. Nilsson, alongside Robert Cain, Edward Elkas, and Ann Brody. Their performances contribute to the film's narrative of financial folly and relationship dynamics, making it an intriguing watch for fans of the genre. Collectors may find interest in its rare status as a lost film, highlighting the importance of preserving early cinema.