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Little Miss Happiness (1916)
50 min | Drama

Little Miss Happiness (1916)

50 min | Drama

Unable to tolerate city life, Sadie Barker leaves her husband Max and with her baby, returns to her birth village; afraid to tell her father that she plans to raise a baby without a father, she pretends that she is still childless and asks...See moreUnable to tolerate city life, Sadie Barker leaves her husband Max and with her baby, returns to her birth village; afraid to tell her father that she plans to raise a baby without a father, she pretends that she is still childless and asks Lucy White to look after the infant for a few months. Lucy quickly agrees; hoping to preserve Sadie's secret, she claims that the child is really her own, and even conceals the truth from her sweetheart, Dave Allen. Risking the condemnation of the community, which has already ostracized Lucy for having a baby out of wedlock, Dave decides to stand by his sweetheart. He marries her after Max and Sadie are reunited and take back their child. Written by Pamela Short See less

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11 cast members

Name	Known for
June Caprice Lucy White Lucy White See fewer	A Child of the Wild (1917)
Harry Hilliard Dave Allen Dave Allen See fewer	Romeo and Juliet (I) (1916)
Zena Keefe Sadie Allen Sadie Allen See fewer	La vie de Bohème (1916)
Sara Alexander Grandma White Grandma White See fewer	The Jungle Trail (1919)
Sidney Bracey Jim Butterfield Jim Butterfield See fewer	The Monster Walks (1932)
Leo A. Kennedy Max Barker Max Barker See fewer	Caprice of the Mountains (1916)
Robert Vivian Squire Allen Squire Allen See fewer	La belle Russe (1919)
Lucia Moore Nancy Allen Nancy Allen See fewer	The Lure (1914)
Genevieve Reynolds Mrs. Butterfield Mrs. Butterfield See fewer	Romeo and Juliet (II) (1916)
Grace Beaumont Maudie Butterfield Maudie Butterfield See fewer	A Virgin Paradise (1921)
Edward Hoyt The Minister The Minister See fewer	Merely Mary Ann (1916)