Captain Kidd, Jr.

The story follows an old man who bequeaths a treasure map to his grandson. However, the map is mistakenly sold to a bookstore, leading to a twist of fate. The bookstore owner and her granddaughter, Mary, stumble upon the map and decide to team up with the grandson to find the buried treasure.

As a film from the silent era, Captain Kidd, Jr. showcases the comedic style of the time, driven by its engaging premise and the star power of Mary Pickford. The film is based on a play or musical, adding to its unique charm. This title is part of the Mary Pickford Company's catalog, which reflects the early days of cinema and the transition into storytelling through film.