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Overview

Sixteen-year-old Vladimir Petrovich (Lamont Johnson) is in a restless state as his family goes to the country for their summer vacation. The move in next door to a very poor, slovenly princess (Kathleen Freeman).

However, her beautiful daughter, Zinaida (Bairbre Dowling), leads Vladimir into a way of life he had never known. With visitors, parties, and beaus, Vladimir becomes inflamed and finds himself experiencing the pains of his...first love.

Directed and produced by Peggy Webber.


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Product Details

BN ID: 2940172271731
Publisher: California Artists Radio Theatre
Publication date: 01/01/2011
Edition description: Adapted
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