The Right Direction Trailer

The Right Direction Trailer (1916)

"A Little Mother's Zig-zag Route to Happiness!" 21 December 1916 Drama, Comedy 50 mins

Polly Eccles is a "ragged girl" living in a dank slum who is responsible for her sickly four-year-old brother, Billy. After a doctor advises that Billy needs a healthier climate to recover, Polly packs their few belongings and decides they will walk to California. While hitchhiking along the way with their dog, the siblings are given a lift by Kirk Drummond, a young man who happens to be driving to California himself. Upon arriving, Kirk’s wealthy father, John Drummond, is initially horrified by his son's association with the "ragged" travelers. However, the story follows Polly’s trials as she attempts to navigate this new world and ensure her brother's health.

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Cast

Vivian Martin

as Polly Eccles

Colin Chase

as Kirk Drummond

Herbert Standing

as John Drummond

Billy Mason

as Harry Lockwood

William Jefferson

as Jack Marsh

Crew

James Van Trees

James Van Trees Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 21 December 1916

Production Companies

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