Lena and the Geese 111 years old
A Story of Old Holland
A first-born baby girl is sent away and placed in the care of Gretchen, a trusted peasant woman, who is the widowed mother of a child about the same age. The two children grow up as sisters. Later, upon her deathbed, the noble lady repents and sends for her child to reinstate her. Gretchen takes this opportunity to make a great lady of her own daughter Lena, the goose girl, by sending her to court instead of the real heiress. Hence Lena is taken before the noble lady, happy in the belief that she has made reparation. Lena is now a great lady, but the title does not fit well-- She longs to be back with Gretchen and her "geeses".
Credits
Lena and the Geese Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Mary Pickford She was 19, 86 years old when she died | as Lena |
| Edwin August He was 28, 80 years old when he died | as Lena's Father |
| W. Chrystie Miller He was 68, 79 years old when he died | as Courtier |
| Kate Bruce She was 52, 86 years old when she died | as Gretchen |
| Claire McDowell She was 34, 88 years old when she died | as Lena's Mother |
| Mae Marsh She was 17, 73 years old when she died | as The 'Adopted' Daughter |
| J. Jiquel Lanoe | as Lena's Sweetheart (as Jacque Lenor) |
Lena and the Geese Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| D.W. Griffith as Director. He was 37 (73) years old when He died | Directing |
| Mary Pickford as Writer. She was 19 (86) years old when She died | Writing |
Lena and the Geese (111 years)
A Story of Old Holland
- Release day: Monday, June 17, 1912
- Runtime: 20 minutes
