[2] The former Jo March (O'Brien-Moore), now married to Prof. Bhaer (Morgan), opens a boarding school for wayward boys.

One day while riding back from a birthday party, Nat sees one of his homeless friends, Dan.

The boys in the house begin to resent Dan, but the Bhaers keep giving him second chances, knowing that deep down he has a good heart.

In order to prevent Nat from further pestering, Dan goes to the streets to sell newspapers and get Tommy’s dollar back.

The Film Daily called it the biggest cast of juvenile actors assembled in a feature which included names like Frankie Darro, Junior Durkin, and David Durand.