The Bohemian Girl

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Movie Info

This charming operetta is about a gypsy caravan that adopts an orphan.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Comedy, Musical & Performing Arts
Directed By:

Charles Rogers, James H. Horne, James W. Horne
Written By:

Alfred Bunn
In Theaters:

Feb 14, 1936 limited
Runtime:

74 minutes
Studio:

MGM

Cast

Stan Laurel
as Stan

Oliver Hardy
as Ollie

Mae Busch
as Mrs. Hardy

Antonio Moreno
as Devilshoof

Darla Hood
as Arline (as a child)

Thelma Todd
as Gypsy queen's daughter

James Finlayson
as Finn

Jacqueline Wells
as Arline

Julie Bishop
as Arline as an Adult

Charles Rogers

William P. Carleton
as Count Arnheim

Zeffie Tilbury
as Gypsy queen

Harry Bowen
as The Drunk

Felix Knight
as Gypsy singer

Harry Bernard
as Town Crier

James C. Morton
as Constable

Mitchell Lewis
as Salinas

Eddie Borden
as Foppish Nobleman

Lane Chandler

Bobby Dunn
as Bartender

Paulette Goddard

Andrea Leeds
as Maid and Governess

Sam Lufkin
as Shopkeeper, guard, pickpocket victim

Margaret Mann
as Arnheim's mother

Bob O'Connor
as Waiter

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A very nice, rather unknown feature film of Laurel & Hardy. The duo made three comic operas, merging music with comedy. It works quite well in this feature, although nobody will watch the movie for the music, but for the comic genius of Laurel & Hardy. They play good-hearted but empty-pursed gypsies, which is a great vehicle for their comedy.