Together with her friend Elsie, Ann-Mari Löfvenholm, the young heir to Björneborg, returns from studies in Stockholm to the hometown.
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Edit Ernholm as Lotta - Mjölksurra
Wictor Hagman as Halvar Segerstedt
Henning Ohlsson as Johan Alfred Karlsson
Fridolf Rhudin as Baron Emil Hökenklou
Rosa Tillman as Ann-Mari Löfenholm
Elsa Wallin as Elsie
Frøkenen paa Bjørneborg Trailer
Sweden 30 October 1922
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