3:00 p.m.	Little Lord Fauntleroy Jack Pickford (U.S., 1921)

In an amazing display of camera trickery, "America's Sweetheart" Mary Pickford plays both a mother and her young son, Fauntleroy, an American boy who teaches his wizened British uncle the value of American charity and apple pie. Her fists fly as she beats up a boy who tries to steal her birthright. Variety praised "her genuinely youthful Tom Sawyer masculinity" as a "two-fisted kid who tears off his laces and velvets and goes to it with the dirty-eared rough-necks." A blockbuster children's favorite when it was released in 1921, this sprightly film still has the power to delight viewers of all ages. Photoplay called Little Lord Fauntleroy "Mary Pickford's best picture, and one of the most beautiful things ever filmed."

—Laura Horak

• Written by Bernard McConville, from the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Photographed by Charles Rosher. With Mary Pickford, Claude Gillingwater, Joseph Dowling, James Marcus. (112 mins, Silent, B&W, 35mm, From Milestone)