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Little Eva Ascends (1922)
When an itinerant performing troupe that specializes in “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” return to the owner and her son’s hometown for a show the younger brother Roy is nervous and unhappy because he plays Little Eva in the play. Sure that his sweetheart and her family will jeer along with the rest of the town he stumbles during the performance wrecking the set and bringing the show to a grinding halt. All is well though when the town’s hotel proprietor throws a big dinner for the troupe.
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When an itinerant performing troupe that specializes in “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” return to the owner and her son’s hometown for a show the younger brother Roy is nervous and unhappy because he plays Little Eva in the play. Sure that his sweetheart and her family will jeer along with the rest of the town he stumbles during the performance wrecking the set and bringing the show to a grinding halt. All is well though when the town’s hotel proprietor throws a big dinner for the troupe.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:1/8/1922
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Sawyer-Lubin Pictures Corporation
Cast
George D. Baker
Director
Gareth Hughes
Roy St. George
Elinor Field
Mattie Moore
Edward Martindel
Mr. Wilson
John T. Prince
Mr. Price
Fred Warren
Montgomery Murphy
May Collins
Priscilla Price
Eunice Murdock Moore
Blanche St. George
Ben Hagerty
John St. George
Harry Lorraine
Junius Brutus
Mark Fenton
Mr. Moore
William H. Brown
Richard Bansfield
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