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A Virgin Paradise (1921)
Pearl White is a child living alone on a South Seas island after the death of her missionary father. By a stroke of luck, she becomes an heiress, and is transplanted into modern society.
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Pearl White is a child living alone on a South Seas island after the death of her missionary father. By a stroke of luck, she becomes an heiress, and is transplanted into modern society.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Hiram Percy Maxim
In Theaters:9/4/1921
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Fox Film Corporation
Cast
J. Searle Dawley
Director
Pearl White
Gratia Latham
Robert Elliott
Bob Alan
Jack Baston
Slim (credited as J. Thornton Baston)
Alan Edwards
Bernard Holt
Henrietta Floyd
Mrs. Holt
Grace Beaumont
Constance Holt
Mary Beth Barnelle
Ruth Hastings
Lynn Pratt
The Attorney
Lewis Sealy
Peter Latham (credited as Lewis Seeley)
Charles Sutton
Captain Mulhall
Hal Clarendon
John Latham
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