The Prince and the Beggarmaid Trailer (1921)
A king declares war to force a princess to wed his hunchbacked brother.
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Cast
Henry Ainley as Prince Olaf
Kathleen Vaughan as Princess Monika
Harvey Braban as King Hildred
Sam Wilkinson as Prince Michael
Sidney Paxton as Chief of State
Francis Duguid as Captain Schway
International Releases Dates
United Kingdom 01 May 1921
Production Companies
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