Comedy,Drama
United States of America
Little Annie Rooney is a 1925 American silent comedy-drama film directed by William Beaudine and starring Mary Pickford. The film tells the story of a tough young girl named Annie Rooney, the daughter of a police officer, who gets into various adventures and scrapes as she grows up in a tough city neighborhood.
Annie lives with her parents and younger brother Timmy in a small apartment in a densely populated urban area. She is often seen playing with her friends, Tommie and Joe, who belong to rival gangs. Despite living in a rough neighborhood, Annie's family is shown to be close-knit and loving. Annie's mother is a homemaker who teaches her daughter to be virtuous and kind, while her father is a dedicated cop who works hard to keep their community safe.
As the story progresses, Annie finds herself in various incidents, such as getting into a fight with a rival gang, rescuing a kidnapped child, and even performing in a charity show. Through it all, Annie keeps her spunky and fearless attitude intact, proving herself to be a force to be reckoned with.
The film also features a budding romance between Annie and a young man named Joe, who is a member of the rival gang. Their relationship is put to the test when both gangs begin to clash more frequently, leading to violence and trouble for both families.
Overall, Little Annie Rooney is a heartwarming and entertaining film that showcases the struggles and triumphs of a young girl growing up in a tough city neighborhood in the early 1900s.
