The King of Pelicania Trailer (1928)

16 August 1928 Fantasy, Comedy 73 mins

Princess Lola has been exiled from her native Pelicania after one of her relatives usurped the throne. She is now the celebrated prima donna of the Revue Theatre, arousing rapturous applause from audiences night after night. However, the princess has her most devoted admirers behind the scenes. The young theatre doctor Ove Helmer loves her, and our two old friends, Pat and Patachon – one now a prompter at the theatre, the other a make-up artist – regard her with the warmest affection. When the princess finally gets the opportunity to return to her native Pelicania, Pat and Patachon are eager to come along to help her assert her position. As things progress, Patachon's striking resemblance to the country’s king has unexpected consequences. (stumfilm.dk)

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Cast

Carl Schenstrøm as Fyrtaarnet, suffløren

Harald Madsen as Bivognen, sminkøren

Elisabeth Frederiksen as Prinsesse Lola

William Bewer as Alberts, slotsforvalter

Lauritz Olsen as Regissøren

Marie Brink as Kathinka, påklæderske

Karl Jørgensen as Kong Rames af Pelikanien

Henry Schmidt as Limb, adjudant

Poul Jensen as Kern, officer

Gudrun Bruun Stephensen as Lucy, hofdame

Carl Thomsen as Javild, rigsrådets præsident

Gorm Schmidt as Ove Helmer, teaterlæge

Crew

Valdemar Andersen Writer

Valdemar Christensen Director of Photography

Carlo Bentsen Director of Photography

Valdemar Andersen Director

International Releases Dates

Denmark 16 August 1928

Production Companies

Palladium

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