01 December 1915 Drama 14 mins
This sentimental wartime drama is missing its first reel, in which, we gather, an abandoned love child is left in an apple barrel and taken in by a kindly grocer. We join the action four years later when the much-loved girl is seen playing happily in the grocer's humble kitchen. But when the child's dying mother confesses her secret, what will become of Little Pippin?
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G.P. Huntley as The Old Grocer
G.P. Huntley Director
United Kingdom 01 December 1915
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Artwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is © 1915 G.P. Huntley.