A Sweet Pickle (1925)
“Handy girl” at a local bakery Molly is sent to deliver a cake to a wealthy customer's home. Upon arriving, Molly learns that the household is hosting a party but has exactly thirteen guests—an unlucky number. To break the bad luck, Jack, the son of the house insists that his mother invite Molly to join the party as the fourteenth guest. This arrangement sparks jealousy in Flora, a wealthy girl who is in love with Jack. To sabotage her, the jealous rival takes Molly and dresses her in a ridiculous, unflattering outfit to embarrass her in front of the high-society crowd. Molly keeps her head and comes out a winner.
Director: Arthur Rosson
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Alice Day as Molly McCree |
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Alma Bennett as Flora Foster |
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John J. Richardson as Bertie Ward |
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Evelyn Sherman as Mrs. Roebuck |
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Pat Harmon as Molly's Butler |
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William McCall as Spectator |
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Art Rowlands as Guest |
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Andy Clyde as Minor Role (uncredited) |
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Ernest Wood as Jack Roebuck |
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Barney Hellum as Moe Ginsberg |
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Billy Gilbert as Bakery Chef |
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Leo Sulky as Guest |
| Directing | Arthur Rosson | Director |
