Die Pratermizzi

  • Igo Sym: Baron Christian of B.
  • Anny Ondra: Marie
  • Nita Naldi: Valette, the dancer with the larva
  • Hedy pounds Mayr: Double the dancer
  • Karl Goetz: Mr. Z.
  • Ferdinand Leopoldi: Adam Lorenz Stingl, owner of Grottenbahn
  • Hugo Thimig: Matthias Berger Veitsch

The Pratermizzi is an Austrian film from 1926, which came in January 1927 in the cinemas, long was considered lost and was rediscovered in 2005.

Action

Marie, a cashier at the Vienna Grottenbahn to whale, and Baron Christian of B. fall in love, but in the relationship mixes the dancer Valette, who always wears a mask in front of her face, a. Christian follows Valette finally to Paris. When he rips her the golden mask from his face, he suffers a shock because Valette is disfigured by a disease. He returned to Vienna, there to die, but at the last moment Mary can save him.

The ride through the grotto railway is in this film associated with a journey into yourself.

History of film

A copy of the nitrate film Pratermizzi was discovered in 2005 in the archives of the Centre national de la cinématographie. The restoration was successful, and in 2005 the film the opening of the film festival Prater could be shown.

Parts of the film were released on DVD the film archive Austria " The Prater in the movie" in July 2005.

1926 in film Gustav Ucicky Artur Berger Walter Reisch Screenplay Sascha-Film Eduard von Borsody Fictional film
290150
de