Dolly's Vacation (1918)
Dolly McKenzie's mother fancies herself a gifted painter and goes to the city to live a Bohemian life style. Meanwhile, Dolly's father John, facing an imminent strike in the factory he runs, sends the child, together with her little friend, Ebenezer Eczema Abraham White, and his mother, to his brother Howard's farm. The children soon bring chaos to "Peaceful Acres" with their pranks, but on one of their escapades, they become lost in the woods. Even the striking employees join in the search party, but it is Dolly's mother, coincidentally in the country for a weekend party, who finally finds the frightened children. The negligent mother willingly returns to her family, and John, grateful to his men for their help, promises to settle the labor dispute the next morning.
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GenresComedy
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| William Bertram | Director |
| Mrs. George Griffin Lee | Writer |
| William Thornley | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Marie Osborne | |
| Ernest Morrison | |
| Jack Connolly | |
| Bert Wilson |
