The title of this Biograph subject would seem paradoxical, but nevertheless it is true that an affair of the greatest moment came out of this case of toothache. Bessie, the new school ... See full summary
A Lucky Toothache (1910) Online
The title of this Biograph subject would seem paradoxical, but nevertheless it is true that an affair of the greatest moment came out of this case of toothache. Bessie, the new school teacher, arrives at the little western village, and on her way to the school she meets a gang of cowboys, who having heard of her coming, arc spruced up and vie with each other in their attentions towards her. Tom, the "boob," is always frozen out, but manages to land eventually. Boxes of candy and other little offerings are bestowed, until the girl is seized with a jumping toothache. Each one suggests a cure, but without success. The boys depart grief stricken at their inability to relieve her suffering. Tom now appears and offers a cure. He leaves her a note stating if she will submit to his treatment he will guarantee to cure her toothache. She is in such agony that she is inclined to submit to anything, and so, though not knowing what the cure may be, consents. After great preliminaries Tom ...
| Credited cast: | |||
 | Mary Pickford | - | Bessie |
 | Mack Sennett | - | Tom |
 | Kate Bruce | - | Bessie's Mother |
 | W. Chrystie Miller | - | Bessie's Father |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Linda Arvidson | ||
 | Charles Craig | - | One of the Boys |
 | Edward Dillon | - | One of the Boys |
 | Dell Henderson | ||
 | Fred Mace | ||
 | Claire McDowell | - | A Cousin |
 | Billy Quirk | ||
| Charles West | - | One of the Boys |
Released as a split reel along with the comedy The Masher (1910).
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