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Ein Tag auf dem Mars (1921)

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hnicolella	Ein Tag auf dem Mars (1921)	Lead	[-]
Mar 14 12 10:33 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Translation: "One Days on Mars." The cast lists Lilly Flohr as Filmstar/Princess of Mars and Herman Picha as an astronomer. Presumably it's a comedy. There was a 1908 operetta of the same title written by Edmund Eyler but I don't know if there's a connection. Anyone have any other info on this one? Henry Nicolella
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PhantomXCI		#1	[-]
Mar 14 12 10:35 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Gosfilmofond has a copy.
hnicolella		#2	[-]
Mar 14 12 9:59 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks for the info, Jay. I wonder if they'll ever put out any dvds. Henry Nicolella
Barbenfouillis		#3	[-]
Mar 15 12 8:16 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	hnicolella wrote: Thanks for the info, Jay. I wonder if they'll ever put out any dvds. Henry Nicolella Hope so. Goose-n-Fondle [a loose English translation :-) ] doesn't seem to respond to individual requests any more. I've emailed them to no avail several times lately just to request a confirmation that they have the silent Der Tunnel. So, even if someone wanted to get a copy from their archive - expensive as that might be - I don't think that they could at this point. Sad. I think that leaves the Library of Congress as the only archive that will readily supply a private citizen. This does sound like an interesting title by the way. Steve "This is the wireless detonator, men," he explained. "When I press this key it will complete a radio circuit in the real detonator tuned to this wave combination. As soon as I can get the boy Hank, I'll have him tow the old duck boat with the wireless bomb and leave it under the radio shack where that Evans chap has his laboratory and his confounded radioplane. Then blooey!"

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