The Innocent Years portrays the last untroubled era in American history. This age of innocence between 1900 and 1914 is captured in film of family picnics, trips to the new ice cream parlors and Sunday afternoon band concerts. Teddy Roosevelt was the dominant personality of the time, and themes covered include the Mexican Revolution, immigration, industrialization and invention, and the Suffragette and Prohibitionist movements. Narrated by Alexander Scourby