Ti gutter og en gjente Trailer (1944)

"The First Norwegian Children's Movie." 28 August 1944 Comedy, Family 60 mins

Street musician Markus goes from town to town earning money on accordion for a fee. He becomes popular with the boys in the street and also with Vivian who becomes his girlfriend. One day one of the boys is so unlucky pushing the accordion into a rivere. This causes Markus to lose his livelihood, and with a sick mother his existence is put to the test. It takes 10 boys to do something about. They raise money by putting on a show in the theater and bringing two celebrities to the play.

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Cast

Kåre Næss as Nille

Stein Rogge as Vorta

Per Torkildsen as Per

Øistein Fredstie as Tobben

Ragnar Østrem as Kjøttkaka

Per Hagelsten as Finge'n

Tommie Larsen as Skravla

Tor Oskar Næss as Ola

Ole Viktor Hagen as Hans

Bjørn Pedersen as Knerten

Arol Selmer as Markus, gatemusikant

Karin Meyer as Markus' mor

Else Budde as Vivian

Knut Tønnesen as Petter, gatens skurk

Victor Ivarson as Nilles far, teatersjefen

Jens Holstad as Musikkhandleren

Crew

Alexey Zaitzow Director

International Releases Dates

Norway 28 August 1944

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