8.0The Strange Story of Elsie Mason · 1912
The Strange Story of Elsie Mason (1912) is a Drama film directed by Edmund Lawrence, starring Alice Joyce, Tom Moore, Lucille Young.
Drama
8.0Overview
Little Elsie, scarcely two years of age, awakens one morning and crawls out of the house, dragging her doll. The little tot creeps to the nearby railroad station and resumes her nap in one of the flower beds. Mrs. Hastings, a wealthy widow, is taking an early morning train, after having spent several weeks at an eastern summer resort. She reaches the station before train time and while strolling about, she discovers little Elsie. While she is fondling the little one, the train arrives and Mrs. Hastings, who has no child of her own, cannot master the temptation to take this baby with her. Upon arriving in the west, Mrs. Hastings learns from a newspaper of the strange disappearance of Elsie Mason.
Cast
Alice Joyce, Tom Moore, Lucille Young, Baby Grace Foley
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What is "The Strange Story of Elsie Mason" about?
Little Elsie, scarcely two years of age, awakens one morning and crawls out of the house, dragging her doll. The little tot creeps to the nearby railroad station and resumes her nap in one of the flower beds. Mrs. Hastings, a wealthy widow, is taking an early morning train, after having spent several weeks at an eastern summer resort. She reaches the station before train time and while strolling about, she discovers little Elsie. While she is fondling the little one, the train arrives and Mrs. Hastings, who has no child of her own, cannot master the temptation to take this baby with her. Upon arriving in the west, Mrs. Hastings learns from a newspaper of the strange disappearance of Elsie Mason.
When was "The Strange Story of Elsie Mason" released?
The Strange Story of Elsie Mason was released in 1912.
Who stars in "The Strange Story of Elsie Mason"?
The cast includes Alice Joyce, Tom Moore, Lucille Young, Baby Grace Foley.
