Ann Little
Actor
Born Feb 7, 1891 · Mount Shasta, California, USA
Active 1911–1984
Ann Little, also known as Anna Little, was an American film actress whose career was most prolific during the silent film era of the early 1910s through the early 1920s. Today, most of her films are lost, with only 12 known to survive.
Filmography
Nan of the North (1922) — NanTwo Bits (1916) — Bess aka Two BitsWhen Lee Surrenders (1912) — Nellie MortonUnlucky Luke (1916) — Lucy MannersThe Outcast (1912) — Taluta, the Sioux Chief's DaughterJack (1916) — FrancesThe Cradle of Courage (1920) — Rose TierneyHis Heroine (1913)The Blue Fox (1921) — Ann CalvinThe Greatest Menace (1923) — Velma WrightSecret Service Sanders (1925) — Ann WaltersThe Cactus Blossom (1915) — BeulahThe Roaring Road (1919) — Dorothy Ward, the CubThe Invaders (1912) — Sky StarOn Secret Service (1912) — AnnaThe Lieutenant's Last Fight (1912) — Indian GirlSquare Deal Sanderson (1919) — Mary BransfordExcuse My Dust (1920) — Dorothy Ward WaldenThe Eagle's Talons (1923) — Enid MarkhamLightning Bryce (1919) — Kate ArnoldA Flickering Light (1916) — MadgeTold in the Hills (1919) — Rachel HardySomething to Do (1919) — Jane RemwickThe Post Telegrapher (1912) — Eva Reynolds - the Colonel's Daughter