The Courting of Mary (1911)
Mary the tomboy, and Owen, the sportsman, have an equal aversion to the opposite sex. Meeting at the trout stream one day, Owen orders Mary off his side of the stream, where she has comfortably ensconced herself. But alas! Cupid has not lost his opportunity and the die is cast. Mary's uncle, although seemingly severe, has a tenderness for an interesting spinster of uncertain age and plans to get Mary married off at the behest of the spinster lady.
Directors: James Kirkwood, George Loane Tucker.
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Mary Pickford as Mary |
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Owen Moore as Owen |
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William H. Brown as Uncle Bill |
| Directing | James Kirkwood | Director |
| Directing | George Loane Tucker | Director |
| Writing | George Terwilliger | Writer |
