The King is dead, and the heir is his newborn son the prince. Uncle Otto arranges to have the kid poisoned. However, his little sister prays for her brother back, and divine intervention grants her wish for Christmas.
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Le noël de la princesse
Director: unknown | Production Country: France | Year: 1911 | Production Company: Eclipse (France) | FLM47663 | Film from the collection of Eye (Amsterdam) ...
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