The Little Yank

Jan 14, 1917

0h 50m

★ 0.0

Overview

Sallie is a beautiful Kentucky girl who belongs to a family of Union sympathizers. Her brother is a lieutenant in the Union army, and on a visit home brings Major Rushton, his superior officer, who falls in love with Sallie, "the little Yank."

Genres

War

Drama

Production Companies

Fine Arts Film Company

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Cast

Sallie Castleton

Dorothy Gish

Captain Johnnie

Frank Bennett

Major Rushton

Allan Sears

Lieut. James Castleton

Bob Burns

Wilson Carver

F.A. Turner

Mrs. Castleton

Alberta Lee

Mrs. Carver

Kate Toncray

Mose

Hal Wilson

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