Les petits Pifferari Filming Locations

A poverty-stricken woman is bewailing her fate at not having enough money in the house to buy food for her two loving children, who are the delight of her life and the only ray of sunshine in her otherwise dark and dreary existence. The noble little boy takes his sister by the hand and leaves the house, assuring his kind mother that he will not return until he has earned some money. As the youngsters wander along the country road they meet the parish priest, who stops to chat with them for a while, and who, before leaving, gives the pious little wanderers his blessing. They go on their way, and soon meet an old fiddler, who, upon hearing the story of their mother's distress, volunteers to teach the ambitions urchins a song which they can sing in public and earn an honest living. The old fellow takes the youngsters to a remote spot in the woods, where he holds a rehearsal, and when the pupils have committed the song to memory, the trio start off to the city to try their luck. They come to a café, where the little singers are welcomed, and their efforts are so much appreciated that, after finishing their song to the accompaniment of the old violin, a lady in the place takes tip the collection and realizes a large sum for the little entertainers. The happy youngsters and their benefactor leave the gay place and start for their home in the country, where the mother is anxiously waiting their return. When the poor woman receives the money she is made extremely happy, and showers her blessings upon the old man who aided her children in their quest of an honest living.