
Wild Oats
Synopsis
Addicted youth Roy Wilson steals his architect father's bid for a railway contract to pay gambling debts to Graham Madison, but the theft leads to his father's death and an attempt to frame Roy's sister Jessie's sweetheart, Carew. After Carew is wrongly accused, a confession from Roy and the exposure of Madison and Carew's plotting lead to Madison's arrest, Carew's vindication, and hope for the future.
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January 19, 1916
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Campbell Gollan
- Screenplay & Story
- Campbell Gollan, John White
- Original Title
- Wild Oats
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 50m
- Production Studios
- George Kleine Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Campbell Gollan
Campbell Gollan, John White
Department Leadership Roster
Campbell Gollan
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Wild Oats
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Wild Oats about?
Addicted youth Roy Wilson steals his architect father's bid for a railway contract to pay gambling debts to Graham Madison, but the theft leads to his father's death and an attempt to frame Roy's sister Jessie's sweetheart, Carew. After Carew is wrongly accused, a confession from Roy and the exposure of Madison and Carew's plotting lead to Madison's arrest, Carew's vindication, and hope for the future.
Who directed Wild Oats?
Wild Oats was directed by Campbell Gollan.
Who stars in Wild Oats?
The principal cast of Wild Oats includes Alma Hanlon, William Anker, Frank Belcher, Ruby Hoffman, Della Connor.
When was Wild Oats released and how long is it?
Wild Oats was released in 1916 with a total runtime of 50m.

















