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Directed by Marshall Neilan,
Alfred E. GreenOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
Comedy-dramaActors Mary Pickford,
Mahlon Hamilton,
Wharton James,
Marshall Neilan,
Milla Davenport,
Fred HuntleyRating65%
A police officer finds a baby in a trash can, and Mrs. Lippett, the cruel matron at an orphanage where children are made to work, names her "Jerusha Abbott" (she picks "Abbott" out of a phone book and gets "Jerusha" from a tombstone). The orphan, who comes to be called Judy, does what she can to stand up for the younger children, frequently clashing with both Mrs. Lippett and the cold hearted trustees. At one point she leads a rebellion against being served prunes with every meal and at another, steals a doll from a selfish rich girl to lend to a dying orphan., 1h13
Directed by Marshall Neilan,
Alfred E. GreenOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
WesternActors Mary Pickford,
Theodore Roberts,
Thomas Meighan,
Tully Marshall,
Charles Ogle,
Monte BlueRating64%
The film takes place in the mining town of Red Gulch in the High Sierra. M'Liss (Mary Pickford) is one of the inhabitants whose father "Bummer" (Theodore Roberts) lost his fortune in the gold mines. Now his only investment, which pays a dividend, is his chicken Hildegarde. M'Liss regards herself as a crook and robs Yuba Bill's stage coach. Yuba, however, is fascinated by the young lady and does not mind., 1h29
Directed by Alfred L. Werker,
Frances Marion,
Alfred E. Green,
Nat G. DeverichOrigin USAGenres Drama,
MelodramaActors Mary Pickford,
Fred Thomson,
Raymond Bloomer,
Frances Marion,
George Regas,
Eddie PhillipsRating63%
Based upon a summary in a film publication, Angela (Pickford), an Italian girl, bids good-bye to her second brother, who is the youngest, as he goes off to join the troops. Then comes news that her older brother has been killed in the war. Giovanni (Bloomer), who loves Angela, tries to comfort her, and then he too is called. Left alone, Angela is made keeper of the lighthouse. Joseph (Thomson) arrives and says that he is an American and a deserter. They are later secretly married. One night he has Angela flash him a "love" signal using the lighthouse. The next morning an Italian ship carrying wounded men is reported as having been destroyed at midnight, the hour when the signal was sent. Angela steals some chocolate from Tony (Regas) for Joseph to take with him. When she arrives home, she hears Joseph murmur in his sleep "Gott mitt uns," and it dawns on her that her husband is a German spy. Tony traces the theft to her, and after he says that her wounded brother had been on the ship, she realizes that it was the signal that sent her brother to his death. She gives up Joseph, who still proclaims his love for her. Joseph breaks away from his jailers and plunges over a cliff to his death. Later, with her and Joseph's baby, Angela is happy with her old sweetheart Giovanni, who has returned from the war blind., 1h11
Directed by Alfred E. GreenOrigin USAGenres Drama,
Comedy,
Comedy-drama,
RomanceActors Ruth Chatterton,
George Brent,
Bette Davis,
John Miljan,
Adrienne Dore,
John WrayRating61%
New York City socialite Caroline Grannard and her wealthy stockbroker husband Greg seemingly have a happy marriage until she learns about his affair with Allison Adair. When she confronts him, he confesses he wants a divorce. , 1h5
Directed by Alfred E. GreenGenres Drama,
Comedy,
RomanceThemes Transport films,
Rail transport films,
Films based on playsActors Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.,
Joan Blondell,
Guy Kibbee,
Alan Hale,
David Landau,
Earle FoxeRating69%
Charles "Chick" Miller (Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.), is a hobo released from jail along with fellow drifter "Scrap Iron" Scratch (Guy Kibbee). Through a series of chance encounters with travelers in a large train station, he becomes, in his own words, a "Gentleman for a Day" (the name under which the film was released in the United Kingdom).