Mame is not very handsome, but she has an accomplishment that stands her in good stead. She can cry most effectively. She applies for a position in a box factory, and when she learns there ... See full summary
She Cried (1912) Online
Mame is not very handsome, but she has an accomplishment that stands her in good stead. She can cry most effectively. She applies for a position in a box factory, and when she learns there is no vacancy for her, she cries so piteously that a place is made for her, in which she is a downright failure. When told she is not competent, she pipes out another cry that lands her in another position in another department. This is the last straw, and all the bosses come to the conclusion that she is useless and tell her that her services are no longer required. This starts her to crying with increased energy, which brings the bosses to a consultation and a decision to turn her over to "Red" Grogan, the toughest and most dominating boss in the place. For a day or two they hear nothing from Mame, who has been dubbed the "Boss Weeper." She disappears, and with her, "Red" Grogan, who leaves a note, saying "Me and Mame was married this morning. I will be back to work in a week."
| Cast overview: | |||
 | Florence Turner | - | Mame |
 | Edwin R. Phillips | - | Red Grogan (as Edward R. Phillips) |
 | Charles Eldridge | ||
 | Harry T. Morey | - | The Factory Tough |
 | Robert Gaillard | ||
 | Charles Edwards | ||
| Richard Rosson | ||
 | Lillian Walker | - | Factory Worker |
 | Flora Finch | - | Factory Worker |
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