Compare Films

Poor Kid Synopsis

Peggy and her father are thrown out on the street by a heartless landlord. They go to the park and find a nice, hard bench to lie on. Pal, their dog, tramps along with them. The park officer does everything in his power to get Peggy and her father to move away, but Peggy is always frustrating his heartless plans. In the park two robbers are looking over their spoils. Peggy, who has been dodging the cop, chances upon them. They throw the spoils over in the comer of a bush when they see the officer, and Peggy picks up the bag and walks off with it. The cop follows the crooks, who are following Peggy - and before they know it they all have walked into the station-house. The crooks are arrested, the jewels are found and Peggy receives a worthy reward.

Swat the Spy Synopsis

Andrew Sheldon is so busy perfecting a new explosive for the United States' effort in the Great War that he fails to realize that his butler, cook, housekeeper, and chauffeur are all German spies. However, his two mischievous daughters Katherine and Jane make life difficult for the spies by throwing pies at the Kaiser's picture and clipping the butler's long, Prussian-style mustache while he sleeps. When Andrew's wife announces that she is pregnant, he tells the girls that he has written a letter requesting a baby brother for them, whereupon they decide to steal the letter, convinced that two children are enough for their family. Breaking into Andrew's laboratory, they take the "letter," actually the secret formula, but after Andrew reveals that his plans are missing, the butler enters the laboratory and seizes the invention itself. Following an automobile chase and then a battle staged in rowboats on the Hudson River, the butler is apprehended by U.S. agents. Although he is the proud father of a new baby boy, Andrew gratefully blesses the impish little girls who saved his formula.