Little Old New York

In 19th-century New York, a young Irish immigrant girl, despite her father's dying wish for her to become a singer, is determined to keep her family's boarding house afloat. To do so, she must pose as her deceased brother and take over his position as a reporter for a prominent newspaper.

The film was a moderate success, praised for its charming performances and period detail, though some critics found its plot predictable.

• Praised for Alice Faye's charming performance and the film's nostalgic depiction of old New York.

• Some reviewers noted the plot felt a bit contrived but enjoyable nonetheless.

• The supporting cast and period costumes were also highlighted positively.

Google audience: Audience reception is largely unavailable for this older film, but contemporary reviews suggest a generally positive viewing experience.

The film was based on the 1923 silent film of the same name, which also starred Marion Davies in the lead role.