A Scarlet Angel
About A Scarlet Angel
The criminal pair Louise Kent and Charles Zukor pull a job in the luxury restaurant Oriental. In the middle of a dance number the lights go out. In the confusion an elegant guest loses her jewelry.
Cast & crew
More about A Scarlet Angel
John W. Brunius directed and, with Sam Ask, wrote it. The Swedish title is Kärlekens ögon. English titles are The Eyes of Love and A Scarlet Angel. Gösta Ekman, Pauline Brunius, and Vilhelm Bryde star. Hugo Edlund and Ragnar Westfelt photographed it. It was shot at Råsunda Studios in Stockholm. Wikidata dates are 2 October 1922 and 13 May 1923, and the duration is 78 minutes. A Commons file is labeled an excerpt, so it is not listed here as a full copy.
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Hugo Edlund and Ragnar Westfelt photographed it at Råsunda.
Notes
- Karen Winther, Jenny Tschernichin-Larsson, Carl Browallius, Justus Hagman, and Nils Lundell are on the Wikidata cast.
- The theft is staged as a blackout during a dance number.
- Pauline Brunius, the director's wife, is in the cast.
Scenes
- The lights die in the middle of a dance number at the Oriental, and a guest's jewels are taken.