The Girl from Bohemia

The Girl from Bohemia

★ 7.0IMDb Score
Released:1918-08-25
Duration:50 min
Director:Lawrence B. McGill
Actors:Irene Castle, Edward Cecil, Violet Axzelle
Production:Astra Film
Keywords:free spirit

Overview:

Alice Paige lives the Bohemian life in New York's Greenwich Village until she receives a letter informing her that she soon will inherit a fine country estate, provided that she live on the property with her maiden aunt. Alice reluctantly leaves New York for the provincial Southern town of Mayport, where she shocks the local inhabitants with her unconventional ways.

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