Stolen Wednesday Trailer (1933)

29 December 1933 Comedy, Romance 86 mins

Advertising was already booming in 1933. Rohr, a Berlin soapmaker, was looking for a particularly attractive face to promote his new product. And he finds it in a shot by photojournalist Schmidt, but the problem is that Mr Schmidt has no idea where, when or who he took the photo of. So a private detective agency and the "culprit" himself, the photographer, who is, for understandable reasons, a little "forgetful", start investigating the beautiful lady.

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Cast

Kálmán Rózsahegyi as Simon földbirtokos

Eta Hajdú as Anna, Simon lánya

Erna Rubinstein as Éva, Simon másik lánya

Miklós Hajmássy as Rohr berlini szappangyáros

S.Z. Sakall as Schmidz fotóriporter

Steven Geray as Tamás István rádióriporter

Gusztáv Pártos as Moll úr,berlini fõszerkesztõ

Zoltán Makláry as Szerkesztõségi szolga

Béla Mihályffi as Magánnyomozói iroda fõnöke

László Keleti as Az iroda alkalmazottja

Gyula Justh as Udvard község bírája

György Hajnal as Táncoló statiszta

Ferenc Hoykó as Pincér

Irma Lányi as Statiszta a szállodában

Livia Miklós

Dezsõ Pártos as Pincér

Crew

Viktor Gertler Director

József Daróczy Writer

Károly Nóti Writer

Miklós Vitéz Writer

Mihály Nádor Music

Herbert Körner Camera Operator

István Somkúti Camera Operator

Eugen Kürschner Production Manager

International Titles

Falusi lakodalom Trailer

International Releases Dates

Hungary 29 December 1933

Production Companies

Phõnix Film

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