The Green Manuela (1923)

Movie
Original title	The green Manuela
Country of production	Germany
original language	German
Publishing year	1923
Rod
Director	EA Dupont Wilhelm Dieterle (Assistant)
script	Imre Frey Fritz Podehl
production	Hanns Lippmann
camera	Werner Brandes Karl Puth
occupation
Lucie Labass : Manuela Angelo Ferrari : Count Henry d'Amiron Josef Winter: Carlos Grete Berger : Mrs. Gazul, Manuela's foster mother Lydia Potechina : Leocadia Barboza, owner of the "Hollow Tooth" Wilhelm Dieterle : Brito, smuggler Ari Anzo : Tonia Kálmán Zátony : Juan Arthur Bergen : Pedro, mute Louis Ralph : Alfredo

Die Grüne Manuela - A film from the south is a German feature film from 1923 based on the novel Die Grüne Manuela by Clara Ratzka .

action

The orphan Manuela is raised by nuns in Spain. As a young woman, she earns her living as a dancer in a nightclub until she can no longer stand it and flees. She finds accommodation in the inn owned by the smuggler family Llorrente. One son, Carlos Llorrente, and Manuela fall in love. The other son, Juan, also falls in love with Manuela, but has no chance. When Carlos and Manuela want to get married, Juan betrays them to the authorities. Carlos manages to escape, and Manuela is now being courted by Lieutenant Count Henry d'Amiron. When Carlos shows up to see Manuela, he is captured and sentenced to death. Juan, however, who regrets his betrayal, manages to free his brother. But now he will be executed for this. Carlos and Manuela disappear across the sea.

background

The production company was Gloria-Film GmbH Berlin. The buildings were created by Walter Reimann and Alfred Junge , the costumes by Victor Antonescu . The censorship took place on July 16, 1923, the premiere on October 10, 1923.

Film rental

The film still seems to exist.

Web links

• The green Manuela at filmportal.de
• The green Manuela in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Film distribution at filmportal.de