The Kid Reporter

Synopsis

The Kid Reporter, also known as Baby Peggy at the time, is a captivating silent film that follows the story of a young girl who becomes a reporter. With a mix of adventure and heartwarming moments, the film takes viewers on a journey through the eyes of a child with a remarkable talent for storytelling and investigation. Baby Peggy's performance shines in this early Hollywood classic, delivering a compelling narrative that transcends time and showcases the innocence and courage of youth. The Kid Reporter is a must-see for anyone looking for a charming and nostalgic cinematic experience from the Golden Age of Hollywood.

Cast

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  Baby Peggy

  Peggy

• Buddy Williams

  Buddy, the Copyboy

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  James T. Kelley

  Newspaper Editor

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  Blanche Payson

  Policewoman

Reviews

The Kid Reporter, featuring Baby Peggy, received positive reviews upon its release in 1923. Critics praised the young actress's talent and the film's engaging storyline. 'A delightful portrayal of youthful curiosity and determination' by Silent Movie Reviews. The film was commended for its ability to capture the essence of childhood and the spirit of adventure. Despite being a silent film, The Kid Reporter successfully conveys emotions and thrills the audience with its authentic charm. 'A hidden gem of early cinema that showcases the timeless appeal of storytelling' by Silent Era. With an IMDb rating of 6.4/10, this nostalgic classic continues to be appreciated by audiences who appreciate vintage cinema.