05 May 1921 Drama, Comedy 90 mins
A young Belgian girl, raised by her longtime nanny, flees Europe at the advent of World War I and travels to America to find her real mother.
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Mary Pickford as Jeanne Bodamere
Gertrude Astor as Louise Reeves
John Harron as Billy Boy
Helen Raymond as Marie
Adolphe Menjou as James Brewster
Wilfred Lucas as Elton Reeves
C. Norman Hammond as Jacques Lanvain
Elinor Fair as Margaret Brewster
Peaches Jackson as Conrad
Doreen Turner as Constant
George Dromgold as Chauffeur
Jeanne Carpenter as Jeanne (age 5)
Kate Price as Imaginary mother (uncredited)
Alfred E. Green Director
Jack Pickford Director
Edward M. McDermott Editor
Mary Pickford Producer
Adele Crinley Costume Design
Charles Rosher Director of Photography
Marion Fairfax Writer
Alfred L. Werker Assistant Director
Gerald C. Duffy Writer
Stephen Goosson Art Direction
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United States 05 May 1921
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