Polly Ann Trailer

Polly Ann Trailer (1917)

09 September 1917 Comedy 50 mins

Young Polly-Ann works in a small town inn as a maidservant. A troupe of actors comes to town and the innocent girl falls in love with one of its members. Howard Straightlane is sent to the small town by his father, to work as a schoolteacher in hopes of smartening up the young man from his wild ways. Howard soon meets Polly-Ann and saves her from the unscrupulous actor.

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Cast

Bessie Love

as Polly Ann

J.P. Lockney

as Simpkins

Rowland V. Lee

as Howard Straightlane

Darrell Foss

as Hubert de Courcey

Walt Whitman

as Jacob Straightline

William Ellingford

as Squire Bacon

Alfred Hollingsworth

as Junius Trewalker

Josephine Headley

as Mrs. Porter

International Releases Dates

United States 09 September 1917

Production Companies

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