Plot

Chico is a lonely child who lives in the Mexican desert with his father. With no friends of his own, his only joy comes from spending time among the area's wildlife. But when the boy finds a baby bird abandoned by his mother, Chico discovers the true meaning of friendship. Advertised as "A Tale of the Strangest Friendship Ever Known!" and "The Most Unusual Picture of the Year!", this heartwarming film is the only full-length movie made by brothers Horace and Stacy Woodard. They had previously won an Academy Award for their short City of Wax (1934). On his own, Stacy had been cinematographer on the famed Pare Lorentz documentary The River (1938). Due to the large Mexican population in the American Southwest, Adventures of Chico played in theaters there for years. It later became a Saturday afternoon staple during the early days of television.

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