Queen Anne of Gzbfernigambia, who is betrothed to King Stephen of Hetland, flees to the United States with Baron Cosaco when a revolution breaks out in her country. In New York City, they are befriended by breezy young Bob Trainor, office manager for wealthy meat packer Adolph Lawton, who finds them an apartment on the East Side, where the queen awkwardly attempts to do her own housekeeping.


Such a Little Queen (1921): A Majestic Mélange of Mirth and Monarchy In the annals of early cinema, few genres captivated audiences quite like the romantic comedy, especially when infused with a dash of exoticism and the charming absurdity of a fish-out-of-water premise. 'Such a Little Queen,' a 1921 silent f...

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" Such a Little Queen (1921): A Majestic Mélange of Mirth and Monarchy In the annals of early cinema, few genres captivated audiences quite like the romantic comedy, especially when infused with a dash of exoticism and the charming absurdity of a fish-out-of-water premise. 'Such a Little Queen,' a 1921 silent film from the creative minds of Lawrence McCloskey, J. Clarkson Miller, and Channing Pollock, adapted from Pollock's own play, delivers precisely this delightful concoction. It's a ..."
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Lawrence McCloskey, J. Clarkson Miller, Channing Pollock
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