
Little Annie Rooney
1925·Comedy·1h 35m
7.1
★









A feisty little girl, the daughter of a beat cop, faces the challenges of growing up in a tough city neighborhood.
Directed by William Beaudine
friendship
falsely accused
children gang
rivalry
revenge
grief
tragedy
girl heroine
female protagonist
policeman
silent film
blood transfusion
ethnic diversity
jewish family
jewish boy
childhood crush
loving father
inner city life
street fighting
fiesty girl
social dance

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Cast

Mary Pickford
Annabelle 'Little Annie' Rooney

William Haines
Joe Kelly

Walter James
Officer Timothy Rooney

Gordon Griffith
Tim Rooney

Carlo Schipa
Tony

Spec O'Donnell
Abie

Vola Vale
Mamie

Joe Butterworth
Mickey

Eugene Jackson
Humidor

Fred Kelsey
Desk Sergeant (uncredited)

Francis X. Bushman Jr.
Young Hospital Intern (uncredited)

Charles K. French
Surgeon (uncredited)
Crew

William Beaudine
Director

Mary Pickford
Writer

Hope Loring
Screenplay

Louis D. Lighton
Screenplay

Charles Rosher
Director of Photography

Mary Pickford
Producer

Hope Loring
Adaptation

Louis D. Lighton
Adaptation

Tom McNamara
Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
2 reviews
Erik Olsson
7.0★ · 12/21/25

Probably the most refined on the Pickfords I've seen, possibly besides Rosita but I need to rewatch that at some point. She's definitely pushing her luck trying to play a 12 year-old as a 33 year-old. When she's with adults I buy it, when she's with other 12 year-olds it's very "How do you do, fellow kids." Still, it's adorable and the plot turns out interesting enough.
Probably the most refined on the Pickfords I've seen, possibly besides Rosita but I need to rewatch that at some point. She's definitely pushing her luck trying to play a 12 year-old as a 33 year-old. When she's with adults I buy it, when she's with other 12 year-olds it's very "How do you do, fellow kids." Still, it's adorable and the plot turns out interesting enough.
cinnominz

men should die actually
men should die actually
Carter Anderson
4.0★ · 01/24/24

I don’t think silent films are for me. I was bored to death basically the entire time, and it REALLY didn’t help that this copy had the wrong music put on it. Also, I think this might be the least logged movie I’ve ever seen
I don’t think silent films are for me. I was bored to death basically the entire time, and it REALLY didn’t help that this copy had the wrong music put on it. Also, I think this might be the least logged movie I’ve ever seen