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Five Little Peppers at Home (1940)
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67 min | Drama

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Five Little Peppers at Home (1940)

Approved

67 min | Drama

Ever since the poor Pepper family - widowed Mrs. Pepper and her five children Polly, Ben, Joey, Davie and Phronsie - warmed the once cold heart of wealthy businessman J.H. King, they have lived with him and his grandson Jasper in his ...See moreEver since the poor Pepper family - widowed Mrs. Pepper and her five children Polly, Ben, Joey, Davie and Phronsie - warmed the once cold heart of wealthy businessman J.H. King, they have lived with him and his grandson Jasper in his mansion. The close proximity has allowed the seed of unspoken puppy love at least to germinate between Polly and Jasper. J.H. initially befriended the family solely to get the other 50% ownership of a copper mine that belonged to Mr. Pepper but which was deeded to Polly, with no copper ever having been found in it. Now, J.H. and Polly are 50/50 partners in developing the mine which both believe contains copper. However, no copper has yet been found, J.H. has sunk all his money into the venture, and the bank will call in his loan in exactly ninety days. Concurrently, J.H. suffers a stroke, which leaves him unable to handle the day to day business. The only answer seems to sell the mine to their competitor, Thomas Townsend, who has wanted it all along. However, he now refuses to buy as he knows he can pick it up for a fraction of its worth once J.H. goes bankrupt. With the mansion required to pay off his debts, they decide the whole lot of them, including J.H., Jasper and who will soon be their unpaid butler, the sentimental and loyal Martin, will move back into the Pepper's tiny house in Gusky Corners, and Mrs. Pepper will get her old job back at the overall factory. Jasper believes his wealthy Aunt Martha Wilcox, who is estranged from J.H., can help with financing if only J.H. would talk to her about it. As Jasper goes to work on his Aunt Martha, Polly believes she's found someone, somewhat unexpectedly, who may be able to help find some copper in the mine before the ninety days. But he not being an expert may cause some dangerous situations in a place like an underground mine. Written by Huggo See less

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21 cast members

Name	Known for
Edith Fellows Polly Pepper Polly Pepper See fewer	And So They Were Married (1936)
Dorothy Anne Seese Phronsie Pepper (as Dorothy Ann Seese) Phronsie Pepper (as Dorothy Ann Seese) See fewer	Five Little Peppers in Trouble (1940)
Clarence Kolb Mr. King Mr. King See fewer	His Girl Friday (1940)
Dorothy Peterson Mrs. Pepper Mrs. Pepper See fewer	Saboteur (1942)
Ronald Sinclair Jasper Jasper See fewer	Die Hard (1988)
Charles Peck Ben Pepper Ben Pepper See fewer	An Affair to Remember (1957)
Tommy Bond Joey Pepper Joey Pepper See fewer	Superman (I) (1948)
Bobby Larson Davie Pepper Davie Pepper See fewer	Five Little Peppers in Trouble (1940)
Rex Evans Martin Martin See fewer	The Philadelphia Story (1940)
Herbert Rawlinson Mr. Decker Mr. Decker See fewer	The Flame Fighter (1925)
Laura Treadwell Aunt Martha Aunt Martha See fewer	Nobody's Baby (1937)
Sam Ash Hartley (uncredited) Hartley (uncredited) See fewer	Stage Mother (1933)
Bruce Bennett Jim - King's Chauffeur (uncredited) Jim - King's Chauffeur (uncredited) See fewer	Mildred Pierce (1945)
Joe De Stefani Hart (uncredited) Hart (uncredited) See fewer	The Man They Could Not Hang (1939)
John Dilson Daniels (uncredited) Daniels (uncredited) See fewer	The Man with Nine Lives (1940)
Ann Doran Nurse (uncredited) Nurse (uncredited) See fewer	Rebel Without a Cause (1955)
Paul Everton Thomas J. Townsend (uncredited) Thomas J. Townsend (uncredited) See fewer	Merrily We Live (1938)
Richard Fiske Aunt Martha's Chauffeur (uncredited) Aunt Martha's Chauffeur (uncredited) See fewer	Across the Sierras (1941)
Edward LeSaint Dr. Emery (uncredited) Dr. Emery (uncredited) See fewer	Modern Times (1936)
Tom London Miner (uncredited) Miner (uncredited) See fewer	Chasing Trouble (1926)
Jack Rice Bainbridge (uncredited) Bainbridge (uncredited) See fewer	Blondie's Big Moment (1947)