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Num. inventario del frammento
Clip inventory number
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836 |
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Titolo film
Film title |
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The Rubes’ Easter at Atlantic City |
Titolo alternativo
Alternate title(s) |
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Titolo busta Turconi
Title on Turconi env. |
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Max und Moritz in der Grosstadt |
Casa di produzione
Production co. |
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Lubin |
Nazione
Country |
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U.S. |
Data di uscita
Release date |
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1912 |
Regia
Director |
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Film conservato c/o
Film preserved at
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BFI |
Processi colorazione
Color processes |
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Altri particolari
Other details
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Scritte sui margini
Edge inscriptions |
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Manifatt. pellicola
Stock manufacturer
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Catalogo Joye n.
Joye Catalogue no.
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992, 871 |
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Totale frammenti
Total title clips |
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59 |
Frammento conservato c/o
Fragment preserved at |
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George Eastman House |
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Num. fotogrammi
Number of frames |
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4 |
| Note / Notes |
[n. 992
Max und Moritz in der Grosstadt
Lubin Comica]
Clippings 13942-13974
Found in Pavia envelope:
[992
Max und Moritz in der Grosstadt]
Joye catalogue lists this title with following number: “871=992”. -PCU, Apr 20, 2010 |
| Commenti, aggiunte e correzioni / Comments, additions and corrections |
| German title translates as “Max and Moritz in the City” - “Max and Moritz” is a famous 19th century illustrated story in rhyme by Wilhelm Busch, a direct predecessor of comic strips full of black humor, about a couple of nasty boys’ pranks and their ultimate demise. As a Lubin film, this can hardly be based on that story, but at least the German title does suggest a story about a couple boys up to no good. UR 1/22/08 |
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