Jolly Paupers
Freylikhe kabtsonim
Synopsis
In this musical comedy, the comic duo Dzigan and Shumacher play two small town "entrepreneurs" who believe they have struck oil in a local field. Thus begins a comedy of errors, including millionaire investors, American schemers, and insane asylums, with a little matchmaking on the side.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Leon Jeannot
- Screenplay & Story
- Mosze Broderson, Jecheskiel Mosze Neuman
- Original Title
- Freylikhe kabtsonim
- Country of Origin
- Poland
- Spoken Languages
- Yiddish
- Runtime
- 1h 2m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Leon Jeannot
Mosze Broderson, Jecheskiel Mosze Neuman
Adolf Forbert
Department Leadership Roster
Leon Jeannot
Director
Mosze Broderson
Writer
Adolf Forbert
Director of Photography
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Polish cinema: Wikidata country-of-origin Poland, merged with the canon (Polish Film School, Moral Anxiety, Has, Zulawski, Kieslowski, Wajda, contemporary).
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Frequently Asked Questions About Jolly Paupers
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What is Jolly Paupers about?
In this musical comedy, the comic duo Dzigan and Shumacher play two small town "entrepreneurs" who believe they have struck oil in a local field. Thus begins a comedy of errors, including millionaire investors, American schemers, and insane asylums, with a little matchmaking on the side.
Who directed Jolly Paupers?
Jolly Paupers was directed by Leon Jeannot.
Who stars in Jolly Paupers?
The principal cast of Jolly Paupers includes Shimon Dzigan, Ysrael Szumacher, Jenna Lovic, Menasha Oppenheim, Anna Appel.
When was Jolly Paupers released and how long is it?
Jolly Paupers was released in 1937 with a total runtime of 1h 2m.