The Saleslady (1912)
Diligent saleslady Nora Grady feels sympathy for a gawky country boy who has been assigned to the wrapping department and takes him under her wing. The owner of the store believed in developing talent and offered a cash reward and promotion for the employee who suggested the best way to display the spring fashions. Nora trying to help, lends the youth an idea and he wins. Promoted to floorwalker his ego swiftly gets in the way and it’s not long before it precipitates in his fall.
Director: George Nichols
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Marguerite Snow as The Saleslady |
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William Russell as The Bumpkin |
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Florence La Badie as Her Sister |
| Writing | Lloyd Lonergan | Writer |
| Directing | George Nichols | Director |
