The King's Jester Trailer (1937)

09 August 1937 Comedy 95 mins

A wealthy sugar mill owner, widowed and living with his only son, suffers from profound melancholy. To alleviate his suffering, he seeks entertainment in the form of any jerk willing to lend a hand. Among the many candidates his secretary presents to fill the "position", a certain "Penguin", who along with his sister "Picolé" lives on the favela hill under the protection of a kind Portuguese shopkeeper, completely pleases the "sovereign" of sugar. With "Penguin"'s entry into the court as the sugar king's "fool", great transformations take place in the home of the wealthy misanthrope.

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Cast

Mesquitinha as Pinguim

Conchita de Moraes as Madame Larousse

Manoel Pera as Milionário

Déa Selva as Elisa

Augusto Henriques as Alberto

Wanda Marchetti as Elza

Crew

Wallace Downey Producer

Mesquitinha Director

Ary Barroso Music

Joracy Camargo Theatre Play

Joracy Camargo Screenplay

Adam Jacko Camera Operator

Antonio Medeiros Camera Operator

International Releases Dates

Brazil 09 August 1937

Production Companies

Sonofilmes

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