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Opportunity (1918)
50 min | Comedy, Drama

Opportunity (1918)

50 min | Comedy, Drama

When Henry Clay Willard refuses to allow his athletically inclined daughter Mary to attend a prizefight, she goes to the bout dressed in her brother's clothes. Next to her sits wealthy businessman Anthony Fry, who, believing that ...See moreWhen Henry Clay Willard refuses to allow his athletically inclined daughter Mary to attend a prizefight, she goes to the bout dressed in her brother's clothes. Next to her sits wealthy businessman Anthony Fry, who, believing that opportunity knocks only once, decides to give the "boy" his big chance. Anthony takes Mary to his apartment, where the house detective, troubled by the "boy's" strange appearance, begins an investigation. A series of misunderstandings follows, during which Anthony's visiting friend, Johnson Bowler, nearly loses his new wife Beatrice, who arrives unexpectedly to discover a woman in the apartment, and finally, Mary's father is called. Upon his arrival, all is explained, and Anthony and Mary decide to take advantage of the strange opportunity that brought them together. Written by AFI See less

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9 cast members

Name	Known for
Viola Dana Mary Willard Mary Willard See fewer	Two Sisters (1929)
Hale Hamilton Anthony Fry Anthony Fry See fewer	His Children's Children (1923)
Frank Currier Henry Clay Willard Henry Clay Willard See fewer	Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (1925)
Edward Abeles Johnson Bowler Johnson Bowler See fewer	Brewster's Millions (1914)
Sally Crute Beatrice Bowler Beatrice Bowler See fewer	The Widow's Breezy Suit (1915)
Joseph Burke Robert Hitchins Robert Hitchins See fewer	Too Many Kisses (1925)
Frank A. Lyons Wilkins (as Frank Lyon) Wilkins (as Frank Lyon) See fewer	The Money Kings (1912)
Elsie MacLeod Felice Felice See fewer	The Hazards of Helen (1914)
Louis Wolheim Prizefight Spectator (uncredited) Prizefight Spectator (uncredited) See fewer	All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)