When We Were in Our 'Teens (1910)
Diplomacy was not Tom's strong suit. So when May showed to him her latest painting he poured scorn on it. He was anxious to discourage her from painting, knowing full well that she would never become a great artist. Howard, his rival, was more diplomatic. He praised her efforts, and is at once the top-notcher in May's esteem.
Director: Frank Powell
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Mary Pickford as Mary |
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Billy Quirk as Tom |
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Joseph Graybill as Howard |
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Mack Sennett as The Butler |
| Directing | Frank Powell | Director |
| Writing | Frank E. Woods | Writer |
| Crew | Arthur Marvin | Cinematography |
| Production | D.W. Griffith | Producer |
