Else and her cousin

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Movie
Original title Else and her cousin
Country of production Germany
original language German
Publishing year 1917
length 3 acts, approx. 33 minutes
Rod
Director Louis Neher
script Margarete Lindau-Schulz
production Jules Greenbaum for Greenbaum-Film GmbH Berlin
occupation

Else and her cousin was the 4th part of the Else film series with the theater actress Else Eckersberg , which was made between 1916 and 1921. It was produced by Jules Greenbaum . Louis Neher realized it from a screenplay by Margarete Lindau-Schulz .
In this episode Else Eckersberg played next to the title role of "Else" also the cousin, so also appeared in a trouser role . At her side are Wilhelm Diegelmann as uncle and Senta Söneland as aunt, as well as Julius Falkenstein .

action

Else is Else for the aunt, but plays her own cousin for the uncle.

background

The film was available to the Berlin Police Licensing Authority in a length of 3 acts and received under No. 40 445 Youth ban. It was premiered on April 27, 1917 in Berlin in the Tauentzienpalast .

reception

The film was reviewed in:

  • The film No. 18, 1917
  • Cinematograph No. 540, 1917

and is recorded at

  • Birett: Directory of films run in Germany. Munich 1980 (Munich) No. 235, 1917, and No. 398, 1917

literature

  • Silke Arnold-de Simine, Christine Mielke: Charley's aunts and Asta's grandchildren. 100 years of crossdressing in German comedy films (1912–2012). Scientific Verlag Trier 2012, ISBN 978-3-86821-388-1 , 304 pp.
  • Herbert Birett: Directory of films run in Germany. Munich: Saur, 1980
  • Thomas Brandlmeier: The weird cinema. Early German film comedy 1895–1917 (= extended German version of: Early German Film Comedy, 1895–1917). In: Thomas Elsaesser (Ed.): A Second Life. German Cinema's First Decades. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press 1996, pp. 103-113.
  • Jan-Christopher Horak: Article »Hosenrolle« in: Lexikon der Filmbegriffe (Article last changed on July 30, 2011) on line at filmlexikon.uni-kiel.de [2]
  • Julia Barbara Köhne: "Moving Sex / Gender Images: Homosexuality and Cross-Dressing in German-Language Movies from the 1920s to 1950s." In: Mitteilungen des Filmarchiv Austria, No. 31: Sex is Cinema. Enlightenment and revolt in film of the 1920s and 1930s, March 2006, pp. 51–62.
  • Friedrich von Zglinicki: The way of the film. History of cinematography and its predecessors. Berlin: Rembrandt Verlag 1956.

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Individual evidence

  1. Director and actor born in Prague in 1896; Died in Vienna in 1934, cf. IMDb [1] , also directed Else as a detective for the previous episode
  2. see GECD # 211152
  3. Information according to GECD # 21152; on cinema cf. Zglinicki p. 449