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The Magic Purse

Year: 1909 DramaFantasy Runtime: 8 min Rating: 5.0

Overview

A young sailor dozes off in the grass in Frederiksberg Have and wakes up surrounded by supernatural fairylike creatures. They take him to the mermaid Capriciosa, who gives him a magic, inexhaustible wallet. The only rule he must abide is never to share his fortune with his family. (stumfilm.dk)

Genres

DramaFantasy

Cast

Holger-Madsen

Holger-Madsen

Gustav Lund

Gustav Lund

Sømandens far

Jørgen Lund

Jørgen Lund

Mathilde Nielsen

Mathilde Nielsen

Lauritz Olsen

Lauritz Olsen

Sømanden

Petrine Sonne

Petrine Sonne

Sømandens mor

Kai Voigt

Kai Voigt

Katherine Wulff

Katherine Wulff

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