When Tillie left her country home for the seminary, she was just a plain Gawk, but when she returned a year later, she was a Glorious Butterfly.
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Peggy Sweeney as Hifaluting Tillie
Rapley Holmes as Tillie's Father
Clara Smith as Tillie's Mother
George Ade Story
United States 20 January 1915
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