Mary's Masquerade - Production & Contact Info

Mary's Masquerade (1911)
Short | Comedy, Romance, Short

Mary's Masquerade (1911)

Short | Comedy, Romance, Short

Mrs. Van Court, who is giving a dinner party, receives word at the last minute of the twelfth hour that one of her quests is unable to attend. She is very much disappointed, but as her niece, Mary, is due on the same day of the dinner ...See moreMrs. Van Court, who is giving a dinner party, receives word at the last minute of the twelfth hour that one of her quests is unable to attend. She is very much disappointed, but as her niece, Mary, is due on the same day of the dinner party from boarding school, she has Mary substitute in place of the missing guest. Mary, although quite a young girl, looks real cute in her long dress with its train, and is behaving like a full grown person. As Mary has not quite fully learned to manage her dress, she stumbles quite a number of times. Mr. Randolph, the guest of honor, is attracted by Mary's girlish ways, which she occasionally lapses into, and when Mary begins to dance with Mr. Randolph, she breaks down completely, and rushes outside. Randolph, in searching for her, discovers a photograph bearing her autograph as Mrs. Van Court's niece, and the secret is out. He finally finds her in the summer house, where he manages to dry her tears, and also produces a smile. It is needless to say that within a few years, she will, no doubt, change her name to Mrs. Randolph. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

Contacts

+ Add

Become a member to see contact information for Mary's Masquerade.

Cast	+ Add Cast
4 cast members

Name	Known for
Mabel Trunnelle Mary Mary See fewer	The Master Passion (1917)
Sydney Booth Mr. Randolph - the Young Man Mr. Randolph - the Young Man See fewer	The Battle of Trafalgar (1911)
Harold M. Shaw Mr. Van Cort - Mary's Uncle Mr. Van Cort - Mary's Uncle See fewer	The Rose of Rhodesia (1918)
Miriam Nesbitt Mrs. Van Cort - Mary's Aunt Mrs. Van Cort - Mary's Aunt See fewer	The Declaration of Independence (I) (1911)