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Adventures of Carol (1917)
50 min | Drama

Adventures of Carol (1917)

50 min | Drama

Little Carol Montgomery's father, a navy commander, discovers a spy in the house, he earnestly counsels the family not to answer questions regarding themselves. Later, while attempting to follow her mother, Carol becomes lost on the subway...See moreLittle Carol Montgomery's father, a navy commander, discovers a spy in the house, he earnestly counsels the family not to answer questions regarding themselves. Later, while attempting to follow her mother, Carol becomes lost on the subway, and, taking her father's words to heart, refuses to tell a police officer who she is. Eluding the officer, Carol falls asleep in a tenement hallway where she is found by Beppo, an organ grinder who decides to add her to his show. They travel south, where, becoming separated from Beppo, Carol seeks refuge at the Fairfax plantation. Mrs. Fairfax, estranged from her husband because he had disowned their daughter years earlier when she eloped without his permission, refuses to speak to anyone. However, under Carol's winning influence, the Fairfaxes are reconciled and send for their long-lost daughter, who turns out to be Carol's mother. Written by Pamela Short See less

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8 cast members

Name	Known for
Madge Evans Carol Montgomery Carol Montgomery See fewer	Dinner at Eight (1933)
George MacQuarrie Col. Montgomery Col. Montgomery See fewer	Backbone (1923)
Rosina Henley Mrs. Montgomery Mrs. Montgomery See fewer	The Sign of the Cross (1914)
Carl Axzelle James James See fewer	White Zombie (1932)
Nick Long Jr. Beppo (as Nicholas Long) Beppo (as Nicholas Long) See fewer	King of Burlesque (1936)
Kate Lester Mme. Fairfax Mme. Fairfax See fewer	The Hunchback of Notre Dame (I) (1923)
Jack Drumier Mr. Fairfax Mr. Fairfax See fewer	The Dancer's Peril (1917)
Frances Miller Mammy Lou Mammy Lou See fewer	Gentle Julia (1923)