The Corner Grocer Trailer

The Corner Grocer Trailer (1917)

01 October 1917 Drama 50 mins

Kindhearted Charles Wendel, who has built his pushcart grocery business into a prosperous enterprise, adopts little eight-year-old Mary Brian after her mother dies in poverty. The little girl becomes the angel of the house, beloved by all. Wendel's dream is that his son Ralph will carry on the business, but when Ralph graduates from college, he decides that he is too good for the grocery business. Instead, he goes to work in a bank where he falls prey to swindlers who convince him to forge his father's name on a $100,000 check. When the forgery is discovered, the old man covers the check at the cost of his own financial ruin. Ralph, chagrined, leaves home to make good and soon after returns, prosperous, to wed Mary and restore the fortune and happiness of the Wendel family.

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Cast

Lew Fields

as Charles Wendel

Madge Evans

as Mary Brian, age 8

Lillian Cook

as Mary Brian, age 18

Nick Long Jr.

as Ralph Wendel, age 10

Vivia Ogden

as Old Maid

Justine Cutting

as Lena Wendel

George Cowl

as Oscar Leaming

Pinna Nesbit

as Stella

Crew

George Cowl

Director

Lawrence McCloskey

Lawrence McCloskey Scenario Writer

Lucien Tainguy

Lucien Tainguy Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 01 October 1917

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