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Millicent Carr was the steady, prim and serious little stenographer of the manager of a great dry-goods store. At home, her little sister suffered terribly from headaches, which were diagnosed as proceeding from the eyes, and a great... See more »

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Millicent Carr - the Substitute Model
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Mary Carr - the Little Sister
Anna Dodge ...
Mrs. Carr - the Mother
Frank Clark ...
The Store Manager
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The Model
George Hernandez ...
The Doctor
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The Specialist (as William Hutchinson)
Alberta Garcia ...
The Nurse
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Hobart Bosworth

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Hobart Bosworth ... (scenario)

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William Nicholas Selig ... producer

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Millicent Carr was the steady, prim and serious little stenographer of the manager of a great dry-goods store. At home, her little sister suffered terribly from headaches, which were diagnosed as proceeding from the eyes, and a great specialist pronounced an operation as immediately necessary. But where to get the money? Their slender store held no such sum, and they were despairing when a chance was offered in a most unexpected way. The store model, who was being dressed for the annual competition at the Fashion Show, fainted, and Millie, who was of her figure, begged for a chance to act as substitute. More out of sympathy than anything else, the manager permitted her to try on the dress and then her real beauty and attractiveness, concealed before under her stiff and prim attire was revealed. She won the first prize easily, the operation was performed and, her sister's eyesight saved. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis

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Taglines Founded upon a dramatic incident from one of the season's big fashion shows. In one scene in the picture, over $5,000.00 worth of the latest imported gowns and hat creations are used, as properties. The exceptional story and clever action make this a real feature. (Print Ad- Daily Banner, ((Cambridge, Md.)) 6 November 1912) See more »
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