The Black Jack (1918)
Movie | |
---|---|
Original title | The black jack |
Country of production | Germany |
Publishing year | 1918 |
Rod | |
Director | Fred Stranz |
script | Carl Schneider |
production |
A. Stranz Sport-Film, Munich |
camera | August Arnold (black / white) |
occupation | |
|
The Black Jack is a German Western - silent film from 1918. As a masked hero he fights against evil.
background
The film is one of a series of westerns produced in Munich (so-called "Isarwestern"), which also include Der Rote Reiter (1918), Die Rache im Goldtal (1919) and Der Todescowboy (1919).
It had a length of four files at 1930 and 1758 meters respectively.
The Berlin police imposed a youth ban on him (No. 43563). The first performance took place in December 1918 in Munich.
literature
Gerhard Lamprecht : German Silent Films 1921-1922 . Deutsche Kinemathek eV, Berlin 1968, p. 131 .
Web links
- The black jack at The German Early Cinema Database
- The black Jack at filmportal.de
- The black jack in the google book search.
Individual evidence
Remarks
- ↑ Here, however, sorted in the obviously wrong production year "1921". It is probably due to the fact that the film was again banned from young people by the Munich Reich Film Censorship (No. 545) on June 20, 1921, see the web link to The German Early Cinema Database