The Small Town Girl (1917)
June, a country girl, comes to New York to take care of her aunt's little girl Jane. In a squalid First Avenue tenement, she meets Frank, her old sweetheart from back home who had come to the city to make good. In the same house lives a band of thieves who steal a jewel and hide it in a slipper belonging to Mame, one of the members of the gang. One day Jane finds the shoe and begins to play with it. When she accidentally tears off the heel, the gem falls to the floor. Frank, recognizing it as the stolen jewel, rushes off to get the police. Meanwhile, the crooks discover the loss of the slipper and Mame learns that June has it. They all converge upon June just as the police arrive. The crooks are arrested, and June and Frank return home for their honeymoon.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| John G. Adolfi | Director |
| John G. Adolfi | Writer |
| Adrian Johnson | Writer |
| Rial Schellinger | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| June Caprice | |
| Jane Lee | |
| Bert Delaney | |
| Ethyle Cooke |
