Baby Marie's Round-Up (1919)
Little Marie Gordon is a "poor little rich girl" who grows very tired of her quiet, well-regulated life. She induces her father to take her with him to his big western ranch. Here she makes friends with Sambo, who rides a burro and wears cowboy's clothes. Baby Marie does likewise and they have great fun, particularly in teasing Sambo's colored mammy. Cattle stealing is going on upon the ranch owned by Mr. Gordon and it is Marie who finally gets hold of valuable information which leads to a round-up of the thieves.
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GenresComedy
Short
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| William Bertram | Director |
| Zola Claire | Writer |
| Leon T. Osborne | Producer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Marie Osborne | |
| Margaret Cullington | |
| Jack Connolly | |
| Gordon Sackville |
