The Lass o' Killikrankie

The Lass o' Killikrankie

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1914•18 min•ComedyDrama
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Elsie Albert
Elsie Albert
Laurie Killikrankie
Charles Manley
Charles Manley
Laurie's Grandfather
Charles Hutchison
Charles Hutchison
Laird MacNabb
Calvin Reisland
Calvin Reisland
Tommy
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P.W. Nares
Hugh Killikrankie - Laurie's Father
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Isabel Vernon
Dame Killikrankie - Laurie's Mother
When the parents of Laurie Killikrankie realized their daughter was of marriageable age, each sets about to find her a mate. Dame Killikrankie selected Laird MacNutt. The father favored Laird MacNabb. Laurie decided that Tammy, a poor stalwart lad, was the ideal of her dreams.
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