The Little Ones
Jan 01, 1913 · 32m
Director
Henry HouryOverview
When Pierre Dormain and his wife die in a train disaster, the custody of their children Simon and Dédée is transferred to their uncle Jean de Mareuil. The uncle is persuaded to let his servant’s mother take charge of their care. The money she receives for the care is spent entirely on alcohol and the children have to work hard for their meal. Eventually the children run away from home and roam the streets of Paris. When one of the children is seriously injured after an accident, the uncle finally realizes he has made a grave mistake.
Cast of The Little Ones
Crew of The Little Ones
About The Little Ones
What is The Little Ones about?
When Pierre Dormain and his wife die in a train disaster, the custody of their children Simon and Dédée is transferred to their uncle Jean de Mareuil. The uncle is persuaded to let his servant’s mother take charge of their care. The money she receives for the care is spent entirely on alcohol and the children have to work hard for their meal. Eventually the children run away from home and roam…
When was The Little Ones released?
The Little Ones was released on January 1, 1913.
How long is The Little Ones?
The Little Ones runs 32 minutes.
Who directed The Little Ones?
The Little Ones was directed by Henry Houry.
Who is in the cast of The Little Ones?
The cast of The Little Ones includes Henry Houry (Jean de Mareuil).