Hearts and Flowers

Jun 22, 1919

0h 21m

★ 6.5

Overview

A flirtatious hotel orchestra leader provokes conflict.

Genres

Comedy

Production Companies

Mack Sennett Comedies

Hearts and Flowers Trailers

No Trailers found.

Cast

Flower Girl

Louise Fazenda

Orchestra Leader

Ford Sterling

Prune Magnate's Daughter

Phyllis Haver

Indignant Nobleman

Billy Armstrong

Child of Destiny

Jack Ackroyd

Guest with Pea Shooter

Heinie Conklin

Pea Shooter's Companion

Harriet Hammond

Bert Roach

Harry

Kalla Pasha

Flower Girl's Mother

Eva Thatcher

Bathing Girl

Marion Aye

Piccolo Player / Minister

Joseph Belmont

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Cast

Flower Girl

Louise Fazenda

Orchestra Leader

Ford Sterling

Prune Magnate's Daughter

Phyllis Haver

Indignant Nobleman

Billy Armstrong

Child of Destiny

Jack Ackroyd

Guest with Pea Shooter

Heinie Conklin

Pea Shooter's Companion

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Bert Roach

Harry

Kalla Pasha

Flower Girl's Mother

Eva Thatcher

Bathing Girl

Marion Aye

Piccolo Player / Minister

Hearts and Flowers

Overview

Genres

Production Companies

Hearts and Flowers Trailers

Cast

Louise Fazenda

Ford Sterling

Phyllis Haver

Billy Armstrong

Jack Ackroyd

Heinie Conklin

Harriet Hammond

Bert Roach

Kalla Pasha

Eva Thatcher

Marion Aye

Joseph Belmont

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Hearts and Flowers Trailers

Cast

Louise Fazenda

Ford Sterling

Phyllis Haver

Billy Armstrong

Jack Ackroyd

Heinie Conklin

Harriet Hammond

Bert Roach

Kalla Pasha

Eva Thatcher

Marion Aye

Joseph Belmont

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The Mask

Sleepless in Seattle

The Water Dog

The Pink Panther

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The General

Sherlock Jr.

He's In Again

Space Jam

Zazie dans le Métro

The Gangsters

Run Fatboy Run

Should Tall Men Marry?

Kopps

Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

Johnny English

The Queen of Aces

Inspector Gadget

French Kiss

One, Two, Three