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CAFE ELEKTRIC (1927) * with switchable English subtitles *

Gustav Ucicky Writers: Felix Fischer (play), Jacques Bachrach Willi Forst ... Fredl Marlene Dietrich Marlene Dietrich ... Erni Göttlinger - ein flatterhaftes Mädchen Fritz Alberti Fritz Alberti ... Kommerzialrat Göttlinger Ernis Vater Anny Coty Anny Coty ... Göttlingers Freundin Igo Sym Igo Sym ... Max Stöger - ein Ingenieur Vera Salvotti Vera Salvotti ... Paula - eine Prostituirete Nina Vanna Nina Vanna ... Hansi Wilhelm Völcker Wilhelm Völcker ... Dr. Lehner Albert von Kersten Albert von Kersten ... Herr. Zerner
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Our story begins on a busy street where a well-dressed young man Ferdi is strolling along the avenue, and when he stops to light a cigarette in front of a shop, a young woman leaving the shop drops a few packages. Ferdi assists her in picking up her parcels and engages her in a conversation. While strolling with her down the street, Ferdi abruptly snatches the young lady's purse. He eludes the young lady and the people pursuing him by running through a courtyard. Ferdi takes the money out of the purse, discards the purse and leaves in a taxi that was waiting for him. At the same time, Erni Gottlinger, the daughter of a wealthy contractor, is celebrating in a café with a group of her admirers; and her father, Mr. Gottlinger, is entertaining a lady friend in his office at the construction site. That evening, the notorious Café Electric, a gathering place for the lower elements of society, is crowded with prostitutes and pimps. Among the patrons is Ferdi. Also in the café is Erni who is frolicking with a group of her admirers. Ferdi, ever alert for an easy mark, strolls over to the table and asks her to dance. 

DVD-R has German intertitles with switchable English subtitles. Approx. 90 mins.  See film samples for sound and video quality!  

 

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