A Little Sister of Everybody
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About This Movie
A Little Sister of Everybody is a 1918 comedy-drama directed by the Anderson-Brunton Company. This lost film features the talented Bessie Love in the lead role, set against the backdrop of an East Side tenement.
This film carries a certain charm that collectors appreciate, especially given its somewhat obscure status in early cinema. There aren’t many prints available, and those that exist often show signs of wear, which adds to their character. Enthusiasts and collectors are keen on the thematic depth it offers, reflecting the socio-political climate of its time, making it a fascinating piece for anyone interested in the evolution of film narratives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is A Little Sister of Everybody?
A Little Sister of Everybody is a comedy-drama.
Who directed A Little Sister of Everybody?
The film was produced by the Anderson-Brunton Company.
Who stars in A Little Sister of Everybody?
The film features Bessie Love, George Fisher, Joseph J. Dowling, and Hector V. Sarno.
What year was A Little Sister of Everybody released?
A Little Sister of Everybody was released in 1918.
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