Rags (1915) with Mary Pickford, directed by James Kirkwood

This movie literally does not exist on the internet. It was a pain in the ass to track it down but eventually i managed to do so. Enjoy

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Thanks for sharing this treasure with us!

[@TTM9691]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! Been looking for this FOREVER!

[@Psilanderfan1884]

Wow! What a surprise to find this rarely known Mary Pickford 🌹feature film! Up until now, I’ve only seen clips of it. I didn’t know that Marshall Neilan who would later direct some of Mary’s films played her leading man along with veteran character actor J. Farrell MacDonald as Mary’s alcoholic father. Mary is wonderful in dual roles as “Alice McCloud” and Glory “Rags” Ferguson. Thank You so much for making this film available for viewing! 😉

[@southerncatholicgal5548]

What a wonderful film! Thank you!

[@omar_rasidagic]

thank you SO much for uploading!!

[@Ourladyrules]

Mary Pickford is brilliant. thank you for finding and preserving this gem. i am a senior and have always loved her. interesting fact, when she played a waif they would hire tall actors, and bind her chest to hide her breasts, and when she played a grown woman they would hire short actors , this went for male and female co stars in her films. thanks again, really enjoying this film 🥂❤️

[@lenas9858]

Wonderful! Thanks so much!

[@user-sn5jr1ji9h]

Thank you so much for uploading this! :)

[@nannybells]

THANK YOU

[@reddusthk8182]

Thank you SO much for uploading, been looking for this for ages! 😻

[@reddusthk8182]

@@noxomnia Yeah, it's strangely absent from the whole internet it seems, even though it's a public domain movie. It's one of the very few surviving Mary Pickford films I haven't seen yet, so you really made my day! 😊 Great quality too BTW.

[@thomase13]

@@noxomnia That’s amazing - do you mind my asking how or where you got it?

[@lvbandmore]

This is great! Thanks!

[@tntbomb3629]

Was there more

[@tntbomb3629]

was there more after the end

[@tntbomb3629]

Like was this the whole entire film