Little Miss Happiness

Little Miss Happiness (1916) is a drama film directed by John G. Adolfi.

Unable to tolerate city life, Sadie Barker leaves her husband Max and with her baby, returns to her birth village; afraid to tell her father that she plans to raise a baby without a father, she pretends that she is still childless and asks Lucy White to look after the infant for a few months. Lucy quickly agrees; hoping to preserve Sadie's secret, she claims that the child is really her own, and even conceals the truth from her sweetheart, Dave Allen. Risking the condemnation of the community, which has already ostracized Lucy for having a baby out of wedlock, Dave decides to stand by his sweetheart. He marries her after Max and Sadie are reunited and take back their child.

Cast

June Caprice

Lucy White

Harry Hilliard

Dave Allen

Zena Keefe

Sadie Allen

Sidney Bracey

Jim Butterfield

Sara Alexander

Grandma White

Leo A. Kennedy

Max Barker

Robert Vivian

Squire Allen

Lucia Moore

Nancy Allen

Genevieve Reynolds

Mrs. Butterfield

Grace Beaumont

Maudie Butterfield

Edward Hoyt

The Minister