Hoodoo Ann (1916)A little orphan girl believes that her life is falling apart. It seems that everything that could possibly go wrong does go wrong. However, certain things happen that begin to make her ... See full summary » Director:Lloyd IngrahamWriter:D.W. Griffith |
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Goldie
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Miss Prudence Scraggs
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Sarah Higgins
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Charles Lee | ... |
Bill Higgins
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Officer Lambert
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Constable Drake
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Gordon Sanderson /
Mustang Charley
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A little orphan girl believes that her life is falling apart. It seems that everything that could possibly go wrong does go wrong. However, certain things happen that begin to make her suspect that maybe she has been cursed by a doll, or is it really a doll? Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
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26 March 1916 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Den Forældreløse See more »Company Credits
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A star vehicle for Mae Marsh. Interestingly, this would be a fairly typical sort of movie for Mary Pickford in three or four years. Here, the first half, set in an orphanage, does not wear well, since the inmates consist of 12-year-old boys and twenty-year-old girls. Rather backwards girls for their ages, except physically. The second half is somewhat better, although the entire production rambles hither and yon and despite some excellent production values -- including a spectacular fire -- never quite makes up its mind as to what it wants to be.
Miss Marsh gives a fine performance, particularly in the comic bits. Robert Harron is, alas, rather wasted. Scripted and produced by D.W. Griffith.