Dickey Downy: The Autobiography of a Bird
Virginia Sharpe Patterson
Lu par Louise Jaeschke
Every one will see at once that we have here a new member of the family of Black Beauty and Beautiful Joe, only this time it is a bird that is the hero and the object is reform through early impressions of one of woman’s greatest weaknesses—millinery. It is one of the best stories of its class we have met with. - Summary by B.B. Warfield (3 hr 49 min)
Chapitres
| The Orchard | 12:47 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| Dickey Downy's Meditations | 7:20 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| The Ruler with the Iron Hand | 19:32 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| Dickey's Cousins | 6:35 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| "Don't, Johnny" | 17:55 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| The Parrot at a Party | 22:58 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| A Winter in the South | 26:37 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| The Prison | 19:02 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| The Hunters | 10:15 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| A New Home | 19:30 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| The Ill-Mannered Child | 13:19 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| Two Slaves of Fashion | 7:12 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| Dickey's Visit | 16:58 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| The Country School | 23:45 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |
| Polly's Farewell | 5:40 | Lu par Louise Jaeschke |