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| Moving Picture World, 03-October-1914 |
The Million Dollar Mystery was a Thanhouser production made in association with the
Chicago Tribune, which ran the weekly stories in printed form. The 23-chapter serial starred Florence La Badie, a popular Thanhouser actress who died the next year in a car wreck. Her leading man was James Cruze, who later became a director. His most famous production was
The Covered Wagon.
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| Bisbee Daily Review, 03-October-1914 |
Notice that
The Million Dollar Mystery is billed on top in this ad for Bisbee, Arizona's Orpheum Theater.
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| Motography, 10-October-1914 |
"In episode No. 16 of The Million Dollar Mystery is a thrilling portrayal of an
actual quicksand into which Flo La Badie falls."
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| Motography, 17-October-1914 |
"Jones rescues Norton from the basement dungeon."
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| Motography, 17-October-1914 |
"The conspirators set the trap for Norton."
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| Motography, 24-October-1914 |
"It contains
new thrills --
new action..."
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| Motography, 24-October-1914 |
"Olga forces the princess to do her bidding."
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| Motography, 24-October-1914 |
"Florence tells Olga of the invitation."
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The San Francisco Giants defeated the Kansas City Royals 3-2 in the seventh game of the World Series. Madison Bumgarner was the winning pitcher and the MVP. It was a heck of a season. The Royals put up a great fight.
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