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The Yellow Ticket, também conhecido como The Yellow Passport [1] (Brasil: O Passaporte Amarelo / Portugal: O Passaporte Maldito), é um filme norte-americano de 1931, do gênero drama, baseado em uma peça de Michael Morton, produzido pela Fox Film Corporation e dirigido por Raoul Walsh. [2]
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Le Passeport jaune (The Yellow Ticket) est un film américain réalisé par Raoul Walsh, sorti en 1931. Synopsis [ modifier | modifier le code ] En 1913 , Marya Kalish, une jeune fille pauvre d'origine juive, tente de gagner Saint-Pétersbourg dans l'espoir de revoir son père mourant.
The Yellow Ticket é um filme dirigido por Raoul Walsh com Laurence Olivier, Arnold Korff. Sinopse: Na Russia czarista, a jovem Marya Kalish (Elissa Landi) se vê obrigada a iniciar uma vida na ...
Brief Synopsis. The story of a Jewish girl from a shtetl in the Pale of Settlement who must accept the degrading yellow ticket of a prostitute in order to live in St. Petersburg to study medicine. Studying by day and night, she is hailed at the university as the brightest student, but--horror of horrors!--her night.
1931's "The Yellow Ticket" was adapted from a 1914 play set in 1913 Czarist Russia, with second billed Lionel Barrymore replacing younger brother John in the scenery chewing role of Baron Andreeff, persecuting the young Jewish beauty Marya Kalish (Elissa Landi), whose only means of travel is the Baron's dreaded 'yellow ticket,' branding this virginal schoolteacher a prostitute. 24 year old ...
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified. Theatres. Eltinge 42nd Street Theatre. (Jan 20, 1914 - Jun 1914) People. Production Staff. Opening Night Cast. Produced by A. H. Woods. Written by Michael Morton.
