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The Lord from the Lane
The poor photographer Tibbe turns out to be the heir of the recently deceased count Silfverbåge. But he can only get the money on one condition: he must stop seeing his old friends, including his fiancée Maja.
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The poor photographer Tibbe turns out to be the heir of the recently deceased count Silfverbåge. But he can only get the money on one condition: he must stop seeing his old friends, including his fiancée Maja.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nils Poppe
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:AB Komiska Teatern, SF Studios
Cast
Lars-Eric Kjellgren
Director
Nils Poppe
Tiburtius 'Tibbe' Pettersson
Annalisa Ericson
Maja Sjöblom
Julia Cæsar
Countess Katarina af Silfverbåge
Dagmar Ebbesen
Mrs Emma Carlsson
Mimi Nelson
Isabella af Båge
Anna Norrie
Countess af Silfverbåge
Sigge Fürst
Ludvig 'Ludde' Åkerberg
Gösta Cederlund
Count John af Silvferbåge
John Botvid
Mr Blom
Carl Hagman
Count Hugo af Silfverbåge
Jan Molander
Count Harry af Silfverbåge
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