Soundtracks from Little Women

Performed by Allie Jennings as Beth.

Performed by Allie Jennings as Beth.

Original Theatrical Trailer

Original Theatrical Trailer

Opening, Jo gets approval for her own book and she happily runs home. Title card.

In Paris, Amy spots Laurie while she's in the carriage with Aunt March.

Beth plays the piano for the first time.

After a play in New York, Jo and Friedrich head to a party where they end up dancing together; plays again when Jo receives a letter that Beth's illness is worsening while she sleeps on the train.

Meg and Jo arrive at the party

Jo, bored, watches Meg dance at the party

At the party, a boy tries to get Jo's attention to dance but she pretends she doesn't see him and walks away

Jo and Laurie dance on the porch.

Laurie offers Meg his carriage after she turns her ankle at the party

After dropping Jo and Meg off after the party, Laurie watches Jo write in the attic from outside; back in New York, Jo is writing when Friedrich drops off Shakespeare's plays outside her door.

Amy dances with Fred Vaughn in Paris.

A drunk Laurie causes a scene at the party in Paris.

The first Christmas scene.

The March family head to the Hummels to give them a Christmas wish.

Meg gives Amy money to buy limes; Laurie introduces the March sisters to John Brooke and Fred Vaughn. They all hang out at the beach.

Laurie joins the exclusive Pickwick club.

Beth plays the piano while Jo and Meg are leaving to see a play with John and Laurie.

Jo and Laurie are ice skating; Amy tries to catch up with them to apologize; She falls into the frozen pond until Jo and Laurie rescue her.

Meg prepares to leave for the debutante ball in Mr. Lawrence's carriage, Jo gives Laurie her ring.

Meg socializes at the debutante ball

Beth plays on the piano at Mr. Laurence's house.

Beth plays on the piano at Mr. Laurence's house.

Meg sulks on the couch after Laurie insults her looks at the debutante ball

After making up, Laurie and Meg dance together at the debutante ball

Marmee and John pack to head to the battlefield to care for wounded Dr. March.

Amy turns down Fred's proposal; Meg and John discuss money issues; plays again while Laurie and Amy wait for a carriage and kiss in Paris after hearing of Beth's death.

On Christmas Day, Dr. March surprises the family by arriving home from the war alongside John.

Meg and John's wedding reception

Jo sneaks a sip of Laurie's drink at the wedding, Amy announces Aunt March is going to Europe

Meg and John share a kiss after their wedding; Laurie declares his love for Jo.

Laurie kisses Amy by the carriage after she tells him that she turned down Fred Vaughn. This takes place after Jo turns down Laurie on the hill.

Jo writes Laurie a letter of how she turned down his proposal and recalls her first arrival in New York; plays again during the credits.

After remembering a short story she wrote for Beth, Jo takes up writing again about the lives of the March sisters until she gives the first chapters to Mr. Dashwood.

Beth plays the piano Christmas morning; After Jo reconciles with Friedrich as her surprise visitor, he plays the same song while visiting the March's.

Amy tells Jo that she's in love with Friedrich; Mr. Dashwood's daughters tell him about the book that Jo made; Amy and Meg take Jo on a carriage ride to catch him at Concord station in the rain.

Mr. Dashwood asks Jo to add a happy ending for the main heroine, she and Friedrich kiss in the rain after she wants him to stay.

After Jo's recommendation to Mr. Dashwood wanting to own her own book, Marmee celebrates her birthday with her family in an alternate timeline; Jo watches the printing to make her own book in the end.

joe and mag arriving to thr dance

Joe and Lauri are meeting for the first time at the party

joe an lauri dancing at the porch

meg and jo arriving to the dance