A Quaker Mother Trailer

A Quaker Mother Trailer (1911)

27 June 1911 Drama 13 mins

Mrs. Pearson is a little different from most mothers, at least in her general appearance, for she has that sweetness and calmness of disposition, which is characteristic of the Quakeress. Lois, her only child, does not inherit her mother's sedate and quiet temperament, apparently she is no different from other girls, quite natural, and does not object to the attentions paid her by John Harmon, who is very much in love with her.

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Cast

Mary Maurice

as Mrs. Pearson - A Quaker Mother

Maurice Costello

as John Harmon - A Quaker Husband

Helen Gardner

as Lois Pearson Harmon - A Quaker Wife

Helene Costello

as The Harmon Daughter

Edwin R. Phillips

as Tom Lester

International Releases Dates

United States 27 June 1911

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