Overview
Silver Dollar is an American film first released in 1932,
directed by Alfred E. Green.
The film stars Edward G. Robinson, Bebe Daniels, Aline MacMahon and DeWitt Jennings.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
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Director: Alfred E. Green
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Script: David Karsner, Carl Erickson, Harvey F. Thew
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Photo: James Van Trees
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Music: Milan Roder
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Cast: Edward G. Robinson (Yates Martin),
Bebe Daniels (Lily Owens Martin),
Aline MacMahon (Sarah Martin),
DeWitt Jennings (George, the Mine Foreman),
Robert Warwick (Colonel Stanton),
Russell Simpson (Hamlin),
Harry Holman (Adams),
Charles Middleton (Jenkins),
Emmett Corrigan (President Chester A. Arthur),
Christian Rub (Rische),
Lee Kohlmar (Hook),
Wade Boteler (Mike, a Miner),
William Le Maire (Miner with Mike),
Ernie Adams (Man at First Meeting),
Leon Ames (Yates’ Secretary),
Brooks Benedict (Frank, Senate Secretary),
Herman Bing (Gold Buyer),
Harry C. Bradley (Messenger),
Frederick Burton (Opera House Architect),
Charles Coleman (Yates’ Butler),
Cora Sue Collins (Maryanne Silver-Dollar Echo Honeymoon Martin, as a Girl),
Teresa Conover (Mrs. Hamlin),
David Durand (Mark ’Max’ Martin),
Virginia Edwards (Emma Abbott),
Bill Elliott (Election Party Guest),
Marjorie Gateson (Mrs. Adams),
Bonita Granville (Liddy),
Jobyna Howland (Poker Annie),
Eddie Kane (Theater Manager),
Walter Long (Sick Miner Selling Mine to Yates),
Wilfred Lucas (Political Crony),
Edward McNamara (Pete, Senate Bartender),
Sam Rice (Bartender),
Willard Robertson (Al, Yates’ Office Manager),
Walter Rodgers (General Ulysses S. Grant),
Harry Strang (Carriage Attendant),
Niles Welch (Congressman William Jennings Bryan),
Alice Wetherfield (Woman)
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Country: USA
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Language: English
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Runtime: 83 min; B&W
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