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Little Miss Grown-Up. Reels, 5. Gloria Joy. Juvenile. The Lea-Bel Company.
Little Orphant Annie* Reels, 6; Pioneer. Star, Colleen Moore. A touching story which has some of the elements of a fairy tale.
Little Women.* Reels, 5; Famous Players-Lasky; Paramount. All-star cast. Louisa M. Alcott's story, with, the atmosphere of the book faithfully reproduced.
Little Shepherd, and Golden Locks and the Three Bears. Reels, 3. Juvenile. Featuring Elsie, Albert and Baby Early, famous child actors. Atlas Educational Film Company.
The Little Girl Who Didn't Believe in Santa Claus. No. 2845. Juvenile. A rich little boy has Santa Claus pay her a visit. She is made very happy. Atlas Educational Film Company.
The House That Jack Built. No. 2842. Juvenile. Introducing Old King Cole, Prince Cole, Simple Simon, Little Bo Peep, Boy Blue. Atlas Educational Film Company.
Energetic Members. No. 2835. Juvenile. A little girl joins the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and starts right to work. Atlas Educational Film Company.
Oh, Betty Behave. Reel, 1. Short Comedies. Polite domestic comedy. For young people from 12 to 16 years. Robertson-Cole Dist. Corporation.
Old Mother Hubbard. Reel, 1. Eskay Harris Feature Film Co.
Pants. Reels, 5. A very interesting story in which Little Mary McAllister plays the leading part. It will please the children and their elders. Educational Pictures Co.
Pied Piper of Hamelin. Reel, 1. Literary. Juvenile. University of Wisconsin. New Era Films. Atlas Educational.
Queen Esther. Reel, 1. Literary. Juvenile. University of Wisconsin.
Rip Van Winkle. Reels, 5. Eskay Harris Feature Film Co. Atlas Educational.
Rumpelstilskin. Reels, 4. Literary. Juvenile. University of Wisconsin.
Sawdust Doll, The.* Reels, 5; Pathe. Star, Marie Osborn. Child melodrama.
Snow White. Reels, 4. The best known fairy tale, a leader among juvenile films. Two hundred children playing. Educational Pictures Company.
Sadie Goes to Heaven. Reels, 5. Sadie, a poor child, finds her way into a rich home, and thinks it is heaven, but she finds that the best heaven is with her father and mother, even if they are poor. A beautiful story, good for young and old. Matre's Library of Films. Educational Pictures Company.
Season of Childhood. Reels, 2. Mother tells her little daughter and other children about Father Time. .Time shows the children how to enjoy the beautiful things of nature. The real father objects to fairy tales; takes his little boy away to raise him separately, will not let him play, etc. Later he finds out his mistake, and there is a happy ending. Educational Pictures Company, Matre's Library of Films.
Sleeping Beauty. Reels, 3. Juvenile. A beautiful presentation of the famous fairy tale. Atlas Educational Film Company.
Sunbeam. No. 2821. Juvenile. Child's story of a prince who finally finds happiness. Atlas Educational Film Company.
Steps to Somewhere. Reels, 2. Mary is a wilful, spoiled little girl. Her parents have trouble with her, but her wise grandfather cures her. Mary falls asleep and dreams she is poor, snubbed, etc. A beautiful story with a moral. Matre's Library of Films. Educational Pictures Corp.