Star

Anna Little

Released by

Trans-Atlantic Film Company

Colour

Black and White

Year

1915

Size

4” x 6”

Reference

Folder

Biography

Anna Little was born in a small town near the foot of northern California's Mt. Shasta. After graduating high school, she joined a traveling stock company which resulted in her ending up starring in a play in San Francisco. She began her film career making one-reel westerns with Broncho Billy Anderson, and soon relocated to Southern California, where she made a variety of films for many different companies. She began making the first of six serials for Universal in 1915 but just two years later had grown tired of western movies and tried her hand at straight drama. However, she soon found herself drawn back into serials and her career started to blossom. Then suddenly, in 1925 she gave it all up, nobody knew the reason and she never told anyone why she did it, even during her later years living in Los Angeles she refused to speak about Hollywood. Anna Little died in 1984.

Grade

C 9.0– Very Fine.  This vintage postcard is over one hundred years old and is in excellent condition with no creases.