Joy and the Dragon (1916)
Young Joy ( Baby Marie Osborne ), the sole survivor of a shipwreck that killed her parents, is rescued by fishermen and then placed in an orphanage. Although reputable on the surface, the home really functions as a front for some crooks who want to keep Joy there because she carries with her all of her mother's jewelry. Joy manages to escape, but without the jewels, and then stows away on a train heading out West. After arriving, she meets Hal Lewis ( Henry King ), who has been made an outcast by his upper crust Eastern family. Hal soon adopts the little girl and, becoming stronger and more serious through the responsibilities of parenthood, he returns home with Joy. Then, after receiving his father's forgiveness, Hal breaks up the orphanage gang and retrieves Joy's jewels.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Henry King | Director |
| Will M. Ritchey | Writer |
| E.D. Horkheimer | Producer |
| H.M. Horkheimer | Producer |
| William Beckway | Cinematographer |
| George Rizard | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Marie Osborne | |
| Henry King | |
| Mollie McConnell | |
| Cullen Landis |
