The Treasure Ship(1914)
The Treasure Ship Synopsis
The "Treasure Ship" is not a real ship, but a model constructed by Captain Bascom during ten years of enforced solitude on a South Sea island after the wreck of the "Golden Cloud." The treasure consists of a bag of gems found under the skeleton of an earlier castaway. When rescue finally comes, Bascom stows the treasure in the hold of his model and so carries it safely to his home, where he has long been mourned as dead.
The Treasure Ship (1914) is a drama film, released on May 25, 1914. It stars James B. Ross, Helen Lindroth, Alice Hollister and Harry F. Millarde.
- Production:
- Kalem Company
- Status:
- Released
The Treasure Ship Cast & Crew
Main cast
- James B. Ross
James B. Ross
as Captain Daniel Bascom
Helen Lindroth
as Mrs. Daniel Bascom
Alice Hollister
as Beth Bascom - the Daughter
Harry F. Millarde
as Tom Bascom - the Son
Bob Walker
as Dave - Beth's Sweetheart
- John Mackin
John Mackin
as John Harley - Ship Chandler
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The Treasure Ship – Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch The Treasure Ship online?
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Who stars in The Treasure Ship?
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The main cast of The Treasure Ship (1914) includes James B. Ross, Helen Lindroth, Alice Hollister, Harry F. Millarde and Bob Walker. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
When was The Treasure Ship released?
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The Treasure Ship was released on May 25, 1914.