The Cub

1913
11m

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The cub reporter loved the owner's daughter. He learns by chance of a plot to sell the paper's power by the managing editor to a pair of crooked contractors. The owner refuses to listen to h... Read allThe cub reporter loved the owner's daughter. He learns by chance of a plot to sell the paper's power by the managing editor to a pair of crooked contractors. The owner refuses to listen to his discovery, but the girl does and believes him. Together they plan to force the owner to... Read allThe cub reporter loved the owner's daughter. He learns by chance of a plot to sell the paper's power by the managing editor to a pair of crooked contractors. The owner refuses to listen to his discovery, but the girl does and believes him. Together they plan to force the owner to take some action. The dinner at the owner's house is spoilt by the girl who compels them ... Read all

Director
- Harold M. Shaw
Writer
- Harold M. Shaw

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Director
- Harold M. Shaw
Writer
- Harold M. Shaw

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The reporter-hero was really a veteran

A brisk, modern newspaper story, written and produced by Harold Shaw. The dictagraph is employed, and there are some good dramatic moments of a plausible character. The title of "The Cub" was not well chosen, however, as the reporter-hero was really a veteran at his job. A good offering. - The Moving Picture World, May 3, 1913