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The Clown
The circus clown Joe Higgins is scouted by a world famous artist agent, who promises him fame and fortune. Joe takes the offer on one condition: His fiancèe Daisy and her parents are coming with him. Soon, Joe finds himself performing on the biggest stages in the city, enthralling his audience night after night. But the glamorous life in the big city is no fairy tale after all.
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The circus clown Joe Higgins is scouted by a world famous artist agent, who promises him fame and fortune. Joe takes the offer on one condition: His fiancèe Daisy and her parents are coming with him. Soon, Joe finds himself performing on the biggest stages in the city, enthralling his audience night after night. But the glamorous life in the big city is no fairy tale after all.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Laurids Skands, A.W. Sandberg
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Nordisk Film Denmark
Cast
A.W. Sandberg
Director
Valdemar Psilander
Klovnen Joe Higgins
Gudrun Houlberg
Daisy, Bundings datter
Peter Fjelstrup
Mr. Bunding, cirkusdirektør
Amanda Lund
Mrs. Bunding
Robert Schmidt
Grev Henri
Erik Holberg
Impressarionen Mr. Wilson
Daniel Blumenfeldt
Axel Boesen
Aage Hertel
Tjener hos Grev Henri
Peter Jørgensen
Påklæderen
Aage Lorentzen
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