" Ten Little Indians " is a modern children's rhyme.

Contents

• Literature
• Music
• Other uses
• See also

Ten Little Indians may also refer to:

Literature

• A previous title of And Then There Were None , a 1939 novel by Agatha Christie
  • A previous title of the 1943 play, And Then There Were None, by Agatha Christie adapting her novel
  • Ten Little Indians (1965 film), an adaptation of Christie's novel directed by George Pollock
  • Ten Little Indians (1974 film), or And Then There Were None, an adaptation of Christie's novel, directed by Peter Collinson
  • Ten Little Indians (1989 film), an adaptation of Christie's novel, directed by Alan Birkinshaw
• Ten Little Indians (short story collection), a 2003 collection by Sherman Alexie

Music

• "Ten Little Indians" (The Beach Boys song), 1962
• "Ten Little Indians" (Harry Nilsson song), also covered by The Yardbirds, 1967
• "Ten Little Indians", a song by The Bastard Fairies from Memento Mori
• "Ten Little Indians", a song from the 2008 rock musical Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson
• "Ten Little Indians", a song by Bill Haley and His Comets released in 1953

Other uses

• "Ten Little Indians" (Davey and Goliath), an episode of the TV series Davey and Goliath
• Ten Little Indians, a 1983 computer game written by Brian Howarth

See also

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• "Ten Little Injuns", an 1868 song written by Septimus Winner
• Ten Little Niggers (disambiguation), a variant title of the children's rhyme
• And Then There Were None (disambiguation), other adaptations of Christie
• Indian (disambiguation)
• Little (disambiguation)

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