En duft af vaudeville

Fernsehfilm
1968
35 Min.

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Henning Hansen and Grethe Mogensen in En duft af vaudeville (1968)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuSaturday night prime time musical show highlighting the most popular songs from nine classic Danish musicals (vaudevilles or syngespil) spanning a period of two centuries. Performed by a tea... Alles lesenSaturday night prime time musical show highlighting the most popular songs from nine classic Danish musicals (vaudevilles or syngespil) spanning a period of two centuries. Performed by a team of six popular singers and actors in front of a live audience at Casinoteatret in Slagel... Alles lesenSaturday night prime time musical show highlighting the most popular songs from nine classic Danish musicals (vaudevilles or syngespil) spanning a period of two centuries. Performed by a team of six popular singers and actors in front of a live audience at Casinoteatret in Slagelse.

Regie
- Sten Jørgensen
Drehbuch
- Sten Jørgensen
- Otto Leisner
Hauptbesetzung

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IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Sten Jørgensen
Drehbuch
- Sten Jørgensen
- Otto Leisner
Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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Musicals/vaudevilles included in the show: 1) EVENTYR PÅ FODREJSEN (Hostrup): "Den som rejse..." (Henning Hansen, Grethe Mogensen), "Rundt i landet" (Baard Owe), 2) KÆRLIGHED PÅ TAGET (Wenge): "Tænk Dem, Lassen" (Elin Reimer), 3) FASTELAVNSGILDE (Bøgh): "Du skjønne fortryllende Kjirsten" (Hans W. Petersen), 4) EN KOMEDIE I DET GRØNNE (H.C. Andersen): "Frisørens sang" (Henning Hansen), "Stykket selv" (all six performers), 5) APRILSNARRENE (Heiberg): "Sig mig, hvem der var ..." (Lizzi Varencke, Baard Owe), 6) STEGEKÆLDEREN (Faber): "Bag et højrødt gardin" (Elin Reimer), 7) EN LØRDAG PÅ AMAGER (Heiberg): "Lisbeth og Jokum" (Grethe Mogensen, Henning Hansen), 8) NEI (Heiberg): "Kan man ikke mere" (Lizzi Varencke), 9) TRE FOR EEN (Bøgh): "Det var en aften..." (Grethe Mogensen).