The Little Trespasser Trailer

The Little Trespasser Trailer (1916)

03 January 1916 Drama, Comedy 12 mins

Lillie's parents are caretakers of the property adjoining Mr. Montgomery's estate. He is a wealthy bachelor. Lillie's pleasures consist in shooting, boating and gathering flowers, while roaming through Mr. Montgomery's woods and gardens. Cobbs, the grouchy gardener, has orders to keep all trespassers off the grounds and in vain to keep the troublesome Lillie away. Jack, the owner's nephew, arrives on a visit, and starts out to frighten away the trespasser, but instead falls in love with Lillie and she introduces him to her parents. A pleasing romance follows and the young people get a bead of fun out of fooling the old gardener and Mr. Montgomery, but Jack always reports that the little trespasser cannot be found.

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Cast

Harry Fisher

as Lillie's Father

Jewell Hunt

as Lillie

Arthur Cozine

as Jack - the Nephew

John Costello

as Montgomery - the Uncle

William Sellery

as Cobbs - the Gardener

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 03 January 1916

Production Companies

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