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The Pickaninny (1921)

Genre : Comedy

Runtime : 20M

Director : Robert P. Kerr, James Parrott

Synopsis

The comical, classic movie of the big city misadventures of Little Casino.

Actors

Sunshine Sammy Morrison
Sunshine Sammy Morrison
Little Casino
Joseph White
Joseph White
The Camper
Ethel Broadhurst
Ethel Broadhurst
The Camper's Wife
George Rowe
George Rowe
Officer Snoopey

Crews

Robert P. Kerr
Robert P. Kerr
Director
James Parrott
James Parrott
Director

Posters and backgrounds

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