Syv dage for Elisabeth Trailer

Syv dage for Elisabeth Trailer (1927)

27 November 1927 Drama, Romance 98 mins

A hairdresser wins the lottery and decides to spoil herself by spending Easter at a mountain resort where she meets new people.

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Cast

Magda Holm

as Elisabeth Borg

Haakon Hjelde

as Rolf Heller

Ellen Sinding

as Lucie Breien

Hilda Fredriksen

as Henriette Kaspar

Ragnvald Wingar

as Joachim Jensen, kolportør

Emmy Worm-Müller

as Josefine Hansen, pleiemor

Ulf Selmer

as Frantz Markel

Per Kvist

as Gunnar Erlind, lektor

Rolf Knudssøn

as Jan Drescher von Crongreen

David Knudsen

as Thomas Heie, konsul

Henry Gleditsch

as Morten Gribb, journalist

Harriet Paulsen

as Kathleen Wilson

Arne Svendsen

as Vaaler, direktør

Bergljot Vedène

as Madam Carena, russisk balerina

Sverre Arnesen

as En pokerspiller

Sonja Henie

as En ung skøyteløperske (skater)

Crew

Arvid Skappel

Arvid Skappel Short Story

Oscar Norberg

Oscar Norberg Director of Photography

Arthur Barking

Arthur Barking Interior Designer

International Titles

Syv dage for Elisabeth Trailer

Sju dagar för Elisabeth Trailer

Seven Days for Elizabeth Trailer

International Releases Dates

Norway 27 November 1927

Production Companies

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