The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj'
Børnedansen af “Elverhøj”
Synopsis
The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj', performed by Gudrun Christensen and Helga Smith. Elverhøj (1828; literal translation, Elves’ Hill) by Johan Ludvig Heiberg, with music by Frederik Kuhlau, is considered the Danish national play. It was commissioned by King Frederik VI for the marriage of his youngest daughter Vilhelmine Marie to Frederik Carl Christian (later King Frederik VII). (Stumfilm.DK)
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- Director
- Peter Elfelt
- Original Title
- Børnedansen af “Elverhøj”
- Country of Origin
- Denmark
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 1m
- Production Studios
- Peter Elfelt
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Peter Elfelt
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Peter Elfelt
Director
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What is The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj' about?
The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj', performed by Gudrun Christensen and Helga Smith. Elverhøj (1828; literal translation, Elves’ Hill) by Johan Ludvig Heiberg, with music by Frederik Kuhlau, is considered the Danish national play. It was commissioned by King Frederik VI for the marriage of his youngest daughter Vilhelmine Marie to Frederik Carl Christian (later King Frederik VII). (Stumfilm.DK)
Who directed The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj'?
The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj' was directed by Peter Elfelt.
Who stars in The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj'?
The principal cast of The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj' includes Gudrun Christensen, Helga Smith.
When was The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj' released and how long is it?
The Children's Dance from 'Elverhøj' was released in 1902 with a total runtime of 1m.