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  • The Superstitious Girl (1918)
  • Short | Comedy, Drama, Short
The Superstitious Girl (1918)
Short | Comedy, Drama, Short
The superstitious girl is the most rabid of her kind - no superstition that we have ever heard of seems to have escaped her, from the drinking of bubbles off her coffee to the breaking of seven perfectly good mirrors to avoid the ill-luck ...See moreThe superstitious girl is the most rabid of her kind - no superstition that we have ever heard of seems to have escaped her, from the drinking of bubbles off her coffee to the breaking of seven perfectly good mirrors to avoid the ill-luck which is supposed to follow the breaking of an individual mirror. This girl's uncle and aunt, not knowing of her failing, invite her to visit them and from the moment of her arrival at the railroad station are pestered with her continual harping on the same thing. Finally, after throwing salt over her shoulder into the butler's eyes and doing various other seemingly outrageous things, she perpetrates the mirror-smashing act, which not only leaves the house almost mirrorless, but ends in her being shipped home by the next train. Written by Moving Picture World, February 9, 1918 See less
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Director
Jack Eaton
Producer
George Kleine
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Updated Jan 30, 1918
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Jan 30, 1918 (United States)

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