May and December (1910)
The quartet comprising this story are of ages as the months are to each other. June, a young college boy, finds his resources in depletion, and to improve his financial condition, proposes to October, a wealthy spinster of the "where-is-he" stage, and is accepted with avidity, and so these two soul "mis"-mates start their engagement inning. Later, December, a wealthy old bachelor, proposes to May, a pretty miss of eighteen, and the promise of fine gowns, jewels and automobiles, so dear to the heart of the fair sex, induces her to accept with half-hearted tolerance, hence they also start the engagement period. Everything goes finely until the quartet meet.
Director: Frank Powell
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Mary Pickford as May |
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Billy Quirk as June |
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Kate Bruce as October |
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W. Chrystie Miller as December |
| Directing | Frank Powell | Director |
| Production | D.W. Griffith | Producer |
| Crew | Arthur Marvin | Cinematography |
| Writing | Mary Pickford | Writer |
| Writing | Frank Powell | Writer |
