A Bit o' Heaven

A Bit o' Heaven tells the story of a young disabled girl who invites a struggling family she observes playing in the street to join her for Christmas dinner. The film runs for 50 minutes and is notable for its representation of a woman director in a time when that was uncommon.

This film is categorized as both a drama and a comedy, showcasing the early 20th-century approach to storytelling that often blended humor with poignant social commentary. The film features a cast that includes Carl Miller, Mae Talbot, Gertrude Short, Roy Clark, and Gertrude Messinger, all contributing to its narrative.

As a lost film, A Bit o' Heaven holds a particular intrigue for collectors interested in the preservation of early cinema and its cultural narratives. The film was produced by Frieder Film Corp., emphasizing its roots in the American film industry of the 1910s.