The blue mouse (1913)

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Movie
Original title The blue mouse
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 1913
length 93 minutes
Rod
Director Max Mack
script Julius Horst
Alexander Engel
production Jules Greenbaum
camera Hermann Boettger
occupation

The Blue Mouse is a German comedy film from 1913.

action

Fritzi Lustig, known as "The Blue Mouse", uses her charm to help a young husband, Caesar Meier, get promotion to office manager.

background

The production company was Vitascope GmbH Berlin. The film had a length of four acts at 1700 (1692) meters, about 93 minutes. The Berlin police imposed a youth ban on him (No. 13.42), as did the Düsseldorf police on March 31, 1916 and June 1, 1916 (No. 166). The premiere took place on October 3, 1913 in the Marble House in Berlin.

Hermann Fellner took over production management , Hermann Warm designed the film structures.

The film is considered lost.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Film length calculator , frame rate : 16 2/3
  2. ^ List of lost films from 1913 (PDF; 201 kB) at the Federal Archives