The Unwelcome Guest Trailer (1913)

15 March 1913 Drama 17 mins

Just before she dies, an elderly married woman stashes the horde of money she's secretly accumulated beneath the false bottom of an old shipping trunk. After her death, her husband, believing himself penniless, has to leave their old home and move in with his son's family, where he's treated with no respect or consideration. Also on the scene is a newly-hired kindly young housekeeper. She and the old gentleman become close friends and eventually run away together (taking the old shipping trunk with them).

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Cast

Mary Pickford as Jessie - the Slavey

W. Chrystie Miller as The Old Father

Charles Hill Mailes as The Son

Claire McDowell as The Wife

Jack Pickford as One of the Children

Elmer Booth as The Hired Hand

Kate Bruce as The Old Wife

Harry Carey as The Sheriff

J. Jiquel Lanoe as The Doctor

Lillian Gish as At Auction (uncredited)

Lionel Barrymore as At Auction (uncredited)

Crew

D.W. Griffith Director

George Hennessy Screenplay

Billy Bitzer Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 15 March 1913

Production Companies

American Mutoscope & Biograph

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