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The Bohemian Girl Overview:

The Bohemian Girl (1936) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by James W. Horne, Charley Rogers and Hal Roach (uncredited) and produced by Hal Roach.

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CMBA FALL BLOGATHON, BANNED AND BLACKLISTED FILMS: The Bohemian Girl (1936)

on Nov 15, 2017 From Caftan Woman

The Classic Movie Blog Association hosts its Fall 2017 blogathon, Banned and Blacklisted Films running from November 15th - 19th. Click HERE for the fascinating contributions. Gypsies, or Roma, are a nomadic people whose roots extend to the eighth century when they left northern India and migrate... Read full article

CMBA FALL BLOGATHON, BANNED AND BLACKLISTED FILMS: The Bohemian Girl (1936)

on Nov 15, 2017 From Caftan Woman

The Classic Movie Blog Association hosts its Fall 2017 blogathon, Banned and Blacklisted Films running from November 15th - 19th. Click HERE for the fascinating contributions. Gypsies, or Roma, are a nomadic people whose roots extend to the eighth century when they left northern India and migrate... Read full article

The Bohemian Girl

By RBuccicone on Feb 8, 2011 From MacGuffin Movies

     I previously expressed that I was not totally impressed by Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy after seeing a couple of their shorts and was assured that I should persevere and check out their feature-length films. I’m glad I did because I found The Bohemian Girl quite entertaining. The fli... Read full article

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The Bohemian Girl Facts
This was Thelma Todd's last screen appearance before her controversial death. In an attempt to avoid associating the film with the notoriety surrounding the event, the plot was altered and many of her already-filmed scenes were re-shot.
Due to depiction of Gypsies, the movie was banned in Nazi Germany.
Zeffie Tilbury, who played the Gypsy Queen, was legally blind, and although she had little trouble on screen, she had to be led to and from the set. She played a similar part with Our Gang in "Second Childhood".
If you look closely, you can spot Laughing Gravy sleeping in the snowy cart with Stan and Ollie.
The film ends with the kind of grotesque gag (Stan is squashed in a press, and Olilie is stretched on a rack) Stan liked and producer Hal Roach hated.
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