Little Lady Eileen (1916) FAMOUS PLAYERS DANIEL FROHMAN presents MARGUERITE CLARK as "LITTLE LADY EILEEN" Directed by J. SEARLE DAWLEY Produced by The FAMOUS PLAYERS FILM Co. ADOLPH ZUKOR, Pres. AUDITORIUM SAT. APRIL 28TH (1917) TWO SHOWS 7-30 & 9.00 ADULTS .20 & CHILDREN .10 PARAMOUNT PICTURES IRRESISTIBLE MARGUERITE CLARK IN "LITTLE LADY EILEEN" A TENDER, APPEALING SCREEN CREATION "Can't You Believe Me?" "Lunch and Love" MARGUERITE CLARK as "LITTLE LADY EILEEN" A FANCIFUL ROMANTIC PhotoPlay "I Knew the Faries Would Show You Your True Love." Eileen Delighted by the Cobbler Fairy Tale THE LOVABLE MARGUERITE CLARK as "LITTLE LADY EILEEN" CAST OF CHARACTERS LITTLE LADY EILEEN MARGUERITE CLARK Stanley Churchill and Sir George Churchill - twin brothers Vernon Steele Dennis Kavanaugh, Eileen's Father John L. Shine Father Kearney J. K. Murray Pawdein (cobbler) Harry Lee Lady Gower (Eileen's aunt) Maggie Halloway Fisher Mike Cafferty, Innkeeper Russell Bassett REVIEW DO you believe in faries? When Maude Adams asked that question at the end of "Peter Pan," every man, woman and child in the theatre invariably joined in the chorus of affirmatives. Now Marguerite Clark, herself the dainty incarnation of the elf spirit, is starred by the Famous Players in a delifhtful romance that answers this question better than any verbal reply could. Strangely enough, it is only the little Lady Eileen who believes in fairies at the beginning of the story. The others about her are entirely too practical for that, but after we have seen the people of elf-land lead the trusting little girl to her true lover, and destroy the imposter who attempted to get possession of her fortune, there can be no doubt at all that the fairies reward our faith in them. The irresistible Marguerite Clark makes of "Little Lady Eileen" and exquisite, mischievous, charming characterization , that will live in your memory as long as did the fairy tales your mother told. with Marguerite Clark and Vernon Steele.. Directed by J. Searle Dawley. Famous Players/Paramount. More Information on this film...                                      This work (Little Lady Eileen (1916), by Paramount), identified by Bruce Calvert, is free of known copyright restrictions. Books (none) Last Modified April 2, 2025