A gold necklace - movie film screenshot

Mazie lends her gold necklace to her friend Nellie, who loses it. She and her boyfriend, Sam, look for it in vain. Sam, thinking it belongs to Nellie, promises to replace it, and she describes it to him in detail. Meanwhile, the necklace has been found and returned it to Mazie. Sam sees it on Mazie (whom he does not know is Nellie's friend). He insists on buying it from her, and gives it to Nellie, who, of course, returns it to Mazie. Sam again sees Mazie wearing the necklace, and thinks she has stolen it. His valet, taking the matter in hand, snatches the necklace off the astonished Mazie, who runs for the constable. They all converge on Sam, who is returning the necklace to the confused Nellie. With everyone assembled, all is explained and peace is restored.
J146227 U.S. Copyright Office
Copyright: Biograph Co.; 8Oct1910; J145227.
Mary Pickford, Mack Sennett, Lottie Pickford, Kate Bruce, Dorothy Davenport, Edward Dillon, Jeanie MacPherson, Violet Mersereau, Charles West, Dell Henderson, Florence La Badie, Charles Craig.
Camera, Arthur Marvin.
Niver's Early motion pictures gives the 16 mm. footage as 321 feet. C. Schmidt's website, The Search for a Film Legacy: Mary Pickford, gives measured footage of the same elements as 232 feet, or about 6 minutes. According to the Biograph bulletins, 1908-1912, the original 35 mm. length of the film was 576 feet, or about 6 minutes. Estimated footage of paper roll is based on original footage.
LC has two viewable video files, one is about 10 minutes in duration, the other is about 6 minutes in duration. Unable to determine the difference between the files, as both are out of sequence, contain flash frames, and lack interior titles.
Photographed August 26 and August 29-31 in Cuddebackville, New York and in the Biograph studio in New York City.
Biograph production no. 3741.
Paper print shelf number (LC 000X; Unidentified box X) was changed when the paper prints were re-housed.
Additional holdings for this title may be available. Contact reference librarian.
Sources used: Niver, K. Early motion pictures, p. 122; Biograph production logs; Biograph bulletins, 1908-1912, p. 236; Christel Schmidt's The Search for a Film Legacy: Mary Pickford (1909-1933) WWW site, viewed April 13, 2015; Internet movie database WWW site, viewed April 13, 2015.
Early motion pictures : the Paper Print Collection in the Library of Congress / by Kemp R. Niver. Library of Congress. 1985.