Der Hund Von Baskerville Sherlock Holmes

The Hound of the Baskervilles (1929)

The Hound of the Baskervilles is a German silent ^[1] movie released on 28 august 1929 and produced by Erda-Film GmbH starring Carlyle Blackwell Sr. (Sherlock Holmes) and George Serov (Dr. Watson). v acts. 1415 meters.

Other titles:

O Cão dos Baskervilles (Brazil)
Il cane di Baskerville (Italia)
The Hound of the Baskervilles (USA)

Survival Status : Filmoteka Narodowa, Warsaw. Copy constitute in the basement of the Saint Andrew parish, belonging to Father Jerszy Barszcz deceased in Sosnowiec (south Poland) in 2004. It seems that the films were hidden equally Pope Pius 10 had banned the showing and storage of films on church property in 1913 under threat of excommunication so this priest kept them hidden rather than throwing them abroad. They were plant by chance when another priest smelled a strange odour coming from some metallic containers in the cellar and when he opened them he found that they independent nitrate film reels. All together, ten films were found along with a projector. (source : Howard Ostrom). See also Der Hund von Baskerville – Auf der Spur eines verschollenen Films (The Hound of the Baskervilles - On the trail of a lost film) a 2013 thesis by Benedikt Grawe (University of Vienna).

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Cast

Sherlock Holmes : Carlyle Blackwell Sr.
Dr. John H. Watson : George Serov
Lord Charles Baskerville : Alexander Mursky (Александр Мурский)
Sir Henry Baskerville : Livio Pavanelli
Beryl Stapleton : Betty Bird
Jack Stapleton : Fritz Rasp
Mr. Barrymore : Valy Arnheim
Mrs. Barrymore : Alma Taylor
Laura Lyons : Carla Bartheel
Dr. Mortimer : Jaro Fürth
Falkland : Robert Garrison
Dog : Elizabeth Terapiano (howling audio vocalization)

Manager : Richard Oswald
Producers : Fred Lyssa, F. Westward. Kraemer, Siegfried Dessauer
Screenplay : Herbert Juttke, Georg C. Klaren
Cinematography : Frederik Fuglsang
Art directors : Gustav A. Knauer, Willy Schiller

References

Chronicle of cinematic life of the Russian diaspora, by Rashit Yangirov

Berlin. The premiere of the film "The Hound of the Baskervilles" / "Der Hund von Baskerville" (directed by Richard Oswald, with the participation of Alexander Mirsky, George Serov etc). From a letter of the alphabet written by George Serov: « I am now in Germany, in the metropolis of Berlin, and I play Dr. Watson in "The Hound of the Baskervilles" past Arthur Conan Doyle. And so I'll do some other movie, and then another, then another, and then another - until one October, and dorsum to France." (Latest News (Paris) 1929, 28 Oct). (Vol. 1, p. 513, 28 august 1929)

During a rehearsal at the "Atelier" theater, George Serov died. (Revival of 1929, 26 September, Latest News (Paris), 26 september 1929; Illustrated Russia 1929, number 41). (Vol. 1, p. 518, 1929, September 24)

Paris, Picture palace des Capucines. Showing the German motion-picture show "Der Hund von Baskerville" (directed by Richard Oswald, with the participation of Alexander Mirsky, George Serov etc). From Review: "Anile, strong decoration, very well called by nature, beautiful weather and the fine artistic acting - all together makes this essentially criminal detective movie an exemplary work of art." (Revival of 1930, May 24,. Latest News (Paris) 1930, 27 June). (Vol. 2, 1930 June 27)