Wooden Shoes Trailer

Wooden Shoes Trailer (1917)

20 August 1917 Drama 50 mins

Pampy lives in a quaint little Dutch village, where she supports her invalid father by selling flowers to tourists. Pampy is so beautiful that she provides inspiration to Donald Luther, an American artist who is visiting the village, and at his request, poses for him. Just as his interest starts to blossom into love, he is called away for two weeks. During his absence Pampy's father dies, leaving her only with directions to her wealthy grandfather's home in New York.

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Cast

Jack Livingston

as Donald Luther

Joseph J. Dowling

as Captain Hendrik von der Bloom

Tom Guise

as Rufus Smith

Howard Hickman

as Jack Smith

Margaret Thompson

as Gertrude Van Hoosen

Don Likes

as Fat Boy

Will H. Bray

as Dr. Blaisdell

J. Frank Burke

as Father Nepomuk

Gertrude Claire

as The Mevrouw

Crew

Charles J. Stumar

Charles J. Stumar Director of Photography

International Titles

Pamplona fra Holland Trailer

La niña de Holanda Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 20 August 1917

Production Companies

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