| Mack Sennett | ... | Reggie Van Twiller | |
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| Charles Avery | ... | Mr. Tubbs | |
| George Gebhardt | ... | Dinner Guest | |
| Robert Harron | ... | Valet | |
| Guy Hedlund | |||
| Arthur V. Johnson | ... | Reverend Haddock | |
| Florence Lawrence | ... | Nurse | |
| Owen Moore | |||
| Harry Solter | ... | Postman / Adoption Agent | |
| Mabel Stoughton | |||
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| D.W. Griffith | |||
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| D.W. Griffith | (writer) | |
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| G.W. Bitzer | |||
| Arthur Marvin | |||
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If reading Victorian novels was dull enough, D.W. Griffith brought a breath of fresh air to narrative by using comedy in his short films with Mack Sennett, as well as the use of editing and changing the camera angles in his more serious films. A film like this one demonstrates the superiority of visual narrative over the Victorian novel.