Ida's Christmas Trailer (1912)
24 December 1912 Comedy 8 mins
A poor young girl finds a purse and returns it to its owner, who decides to reward her honesty.
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Cast
John Bunny as Santa Claus
Dolores Costello as Ida - the Little Smith Girl
Charles Edwards as Mr. Smith
Rose Tapley as Mrs. Smith
Van Dyke Brooke as Mr. Jones
Julia Swayne Gordon as Mrs. Jones
Sidney Cummings as The Little Boy
International Releases Dates
United States 24 December 1912
Production Companies
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