St. Jorgen's Day Trailer

St. Jorgen's Day Trailer (1930)

25 August 1930 Comedy 83 mins

The priests, stock market officials, and police conspire to squeeze income out of pilgrims come to see relics of a Christ like figure. A pair of con men try to pass of a resurrected saint.

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Cast

Igor Ilyinsky

as Frants Shults

Anatoli Ktorov

as Mikael Korkis

Mariya Strelkova

as Oleandra, vicar's daughter

Mikhail Klimov

as Vicar (as M. Klimov)

Vladimir Uralskiy

as Conductor

Nikolai Gladkov

as Mad Holyman / Policeman

Stanislav Novak

as Camera operator

Scherbakov

as Church guardian

Tretiakov

as Confessor

Sergei Tsenin

as Scientist

Crew

Sergei Bugoslavskiy

Original Music Composer

Pyotr Yermolov

Pyotr Yermolov Director of Photography

Anatoli Arapov

Anatoli Arapov Art Direction

Lev Bronshtein

Lev Bronshtein Assistant Director

David Morskoi

David Morskoi Assistant Director

Sergei Kozlovsky

Sergei Kozlovsky Set Designer

David Blok

David Blok Sound Director

Vladimir Ballyuzek

Vladimir Ballyuzek Production Design

Sergei Kozlovsky

Sergei Kozlovsky Production Design

International Titles

Prazdnik sviatogo Iorgena Trailer

Prazdnik svyatogo Yorgena Trailer

Праздник святого Йоргена Trailer

International Releases Dates

Russia 25 August 1930

Production Companies

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