Child of M'sieu (1919)
Marie, a little orphan girl living with a tavern keeper called M'sieu, brings happiness into the lives of M'sieu's patrons with her sayings and songs which have the effect on people of replacing their evil thoughts with good ones. She becomes the constant companion of Absinthe, an old musician who now plays at the tavern, but who earlier had accompanied a great singer until he was dismissed because of drinking. One day Marie finds Claire, the daughter of the now deceased singer, at the river bank, contemplating death. Marie brings Claire to the inn, where she helps out and eventually falls in love with Philip, a frequenter of the tavern, due to Marie's effort to rehabilitate Philip with her singing.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Harrish Ingraham | Director |
| Robert Browning | Writer |
| William Nobles | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Marie Osborne | |
| Philo McCullough | |
| Harrish Ingraham | |
| Claire Alexander |
