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This movie was restored in 2014/2015

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by the Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Foundation
in Wiesbaden, Germany,

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in cooperation with
Filmarchiv Austria in Vienna.

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The source material was
an abridged nitrate copy for the <i>US</i> market,

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provided by the Library of Congress in
Washington, D.C.

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The German intertitles and missing scenes

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stem from a nitrate copy
of Filmarchiv Austria.

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Some shots were added from a duplicate copy
of the Filmmuseum Munich

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and a duplicate negative
of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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Missing title cards were reconstructed
on the basis of the censorship card

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and the typography
of the Viennese copy's intertitles.

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They are marked by the abbreviation FWMS.

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The digital restoration in 2K definition
was realized by Filmarchiv Austria.

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VARIETY

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The tragedy of an acrobat

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based on motives of Felix Hollaender's
novel "Der Eid des Stephan Huller"

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Adapted for the screen and directed
by E. A. Dupont

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Cinematography: Karl Freund
Production Design: O. F. Werndorff

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Starring: <i>Boss</i> - Emil Jannings

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His wife - Mary Delschaft

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The strange girl - Lya de Putti

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Artinelli - Warwick Ward

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The prison director, an inmate, a soldier

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"Call up number 28."

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"Your wife has appealed for clemency
at the minister of justice

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on which I have to take a stand on."

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"During the whole trial and
in the ten years of your sentence,

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you have never uttered a single word
about what has happened ―"

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"Don't you want to lighten
your conscience now?"

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<i>May God not let my prayers</i>
<i>for your</i> release <i>he in vain.</i>

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<i>Your son and I haven't
given up on you. We wait.</i>

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<i>Your wife and your child.</i>

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"It began in Hamburg ― ― ―"

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"― ― ― the Parisian beauty pageant
<i>is</i> about to start."

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"― ― ― Youth!"

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"― ― ― Beauty! !"

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"― ― ― Grace! ! !"

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"Due to the large crowd the entry <i>is</i> only
20 Pennys, including: everything ― ― ―"

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"The ladies are already dressing up
for the presentation."

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"Don't be shy, gentlemen, ―
you see the most up front ― ― ―"

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That night, the freight ship
"Berta Marie" moored in Hamburg.

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"Very well,
I'll bring her to <i>Boss</i> ― ― ―"

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"I just arrived from Frisco
on the 'Berta-Marie'.

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We've picked up a woman
and her daughter on the way..."

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"Around Cape Verde,
the woman has died of a fever.

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What are we supposed to do with the girl?"

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"I'm telling you, the 'Berta-Marie' <i>is</i>
cursed. I already got myself paid off."

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"And now you want me to hire the girl?"

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"― ― ― well, she can dance ― ― ―"

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"What does she want here? ―
We have enough of her kind ― ― ―"

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"She stays!"

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"She stays!"

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"She has got such a curious name,

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we just named her
'Berta Marie' after the ship."

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"Isn't this a boring life?

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Do you remember the old days,
when we would do our trapeze act?"

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"Do you want to break your legs again
and spend a year in the hospital again?"

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"However ― ― ― I'm <i>as</i> fit <i>as</i> a fiddle.
We should try it again ― ― ―"

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"― ― ― we could get out of here
― ― ― live a decent life."

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"But without me ― ― ―
without me ― ― ―"

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The "new one".

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After the show.

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"Don't be mad..."

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"Are you really not mad at me...?"

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The strange charme...

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"The show <i>is</i> over! !"

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"Didn't you hear me... I have quit...
Definitely quit..."

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"Dinner's getting cold!"

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"We have to leave... tonight..."

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"You know, I'm abandoning
my wife and child ― ― ― !"

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On the first day of the new month:

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The new program of the Berliner
Wintergarten theater <i>is</i> published.

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No girl's boarding school -
but the famous Tiller Girls.

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The express from London and Paris
brings new artists <i>as</i> well...

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"...monsieur le directeur..."

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"Mister Artinelli has arrived ― ― ―
He's waiting in the office ― ― ―"

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"― ― I just came here to tell you
that I won't be able to perform..."

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"At our last performance at
the London Coliseum, my brother fell ― ―"

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...<i>so</i> the famous Artinelli sat among the
audience that night ...

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...and watched the new program

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of which he was supposed to be the star
passing by.

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"Come on, Klereck,
or else I start to bawl..."

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"Boss resurfaced only weeks ago...

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...with a new partner ...

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...he said he was fed up with Hamburg.

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I'm not surprised,
he has always been a flawless acrobat."

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The alarm clock of Berlin.

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"You're lucky.
I know a new partner for you..."

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"You must be crazy...
I cannot work with a fairground acrobat."

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"He's a top catcher ― ― ―
And his new partner, I can tell you ― ― ―"

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"Listen ― ― the famous
Artinelli wants to hire <i>us</i> ― ― ―

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He wants <i>us</i> to start at
the Wintergarten ― ― ―"

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"... don't you want to?"

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"You h a v e to say yes..."

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"― ― ― please."

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The three Artinellis became
the talk of the day in Berlin...

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"You should consider yourself lucky...

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This Artinelli <i>is</i> not just
a phenomenal acrobat ...

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...he <i>is</i> also a very interesting man..."

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"You should consider yourself lucky...
You have a charming little wife."

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"King and queen ― that's us!"

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"Artinelli invited the
whole staff for tonight ―

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He wants to celebrate
the new program's success."

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"A souvenir of our first performance ― ― ―"

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Acrobat jokes.

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"Light's off!"

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This day, no acrobat came to the rehearsal.

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They met at the coffee bar
in the afternoon.

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"Artinelli? He's still sleeping!"

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"How are you?"

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"Following our success last night,

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I have already received an offer
to go to America."

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"Would you mind closing the door?
There's a draft..."

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"You should thank me, you know?

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Without me, you would have to spend your
whole life on fairgrounds..."

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"Is this your gratitude?"

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"You seem to be lucky at cards
and in love!"

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<i>Invitation to</i> a <i>spring party with</i>
<i>fireworks. Berlin's Artist Association.</i>

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"I have a meeting tonight."

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"What a shame. I have never seen
something like this! !"

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"Why don't you go with Mister Artinelli?"

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<i>Spring party with fireworks...</i>

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"You know how much I love to dance."

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The daily card game.

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"Your luck at cards <i>is</i> truly incredible!"

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"I have seen it with my own eyes.
Last night at the garden party ― ―"

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<i>NEVER FORGET YOUR WIFE AND CHILD.</i>

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<i>NEVER FORGET YOUR WIFE AND CHILD.
BUY INTO A LIFE INSURANCE.</i>

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"Tell my wife I'm coming home late tonight.

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I'm meeting a colleague from Hamburg."

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"Choose a knife and defend yourself!"

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"I count to three!"

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"Where <i>is</i> the next police station?"

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"God's hand has rested heavily on you,

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but his mercy
<i>is</i> greater than his judgment."