A Bit o' Heaven Trailer (1917)
"Five rippling, roaring reels of laughter!" 16 June 1917 Drama, Comedy 50 mins
A young disabled girl invites a poor family over for Christmas dinner.
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Cast
Mary Louise as Carol Bird
Harold Skinner as Uncle Jack
Ella Gilbert as Mrs. Bird
Donald Watson as Mr. Bird
Madeline Eastin as Elfrida - the Nurse
Carl Miller as Brother Donald
Mae Talbot as Mrs. Ruggles (as Mary Talbot)
Gertrude Short as A Raggedy Ruggles
Roy Clark as A Raggedy Ruggles
Gertrude Messinger as A Raggedy Ruggles
John Sterling as A Raggedy Ruggles
Marvel Spencer as A Raggedy Ruggles
Irma Sorter as A Raggedy Ruggles
International Titles
The Birds' Christmas Carol Trailer
International Releases Dates
United States 16 June 1917
Production Companies
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