A Child's Faith (1910)
A loving father favors a prosperous young man as his daughter’s suitor but disowns her when she chooses a working-class man. Years later, the husband struggles against the ravages of tuberculosis to support his wife and daughter. The heroine’s father has become a miser, and around the time of the husband’s death he unwittingly moves into a cheap flat directly above that of his widowed daughter and her child. As the child prays for help, the miser’s stash of money falls down the chimney and lands beside her. Her faith touchs the father, and he reconciles with his daughter.
Director: D.W. Griffith
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George Nichols as Mr. Paulton |
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Florence Barker as Alice Paulton |
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Alfred Paget as Father’s choice |
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Mack Sennett as Alice’s husband |
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Gladys Egan as Their child |
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W. Chrystie Miller as Old man |
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Gertrude Robinson as The old man's daughter |
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William J. Butler as Realtor |
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Edward Dillon as Workman / Well-wisher |
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Frank Evans as Workman |
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Charles Craig as Well-wisher |
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Guy Hedlund as Well-wisher |
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Dorothy West as Well-wisher |
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Clara T. Bracy as Well-wisher |
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Jeannie MacPherson as Well-wisher |
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Henry Lehrman as Well-wisher |
| Directing | D.W. Griffith | Director |
