Gyula Szöreghy

Faithful to his word, Michael Tímar, captain of the St. Barbara, becomes the guardian of Kondya, daughter of a Turkish aristocrat on the run. Later, he weds the grateful young Turkish girl whom he saved from the waters of the Danube. While skilfully managing his wife fortune, entrepreneur Tímar becomes an important wholesaler of wheat, and exports his products to Brazil. But his marriage of convenience proves a failure. (europafilmtreasures.eu)

Patriotic Austrian costume drama, about the martyr Medardus who opposed Napoleon's occupation of Vienna in 1809. The plot proceeds in a series of confrontations with Medardus, his mother and sister, the blind exiled Count of Valois, his ambitious daughter, and Napoleon himself (portrayed as a cool strategist), including several brief flashbacks. (imdb)

Peter is mistaken for a famous African traveler. At the request of his friend for a week it takes over the role, but Eva learns the role exchange and plans to take advantage of this knowledge.

Max Linder plays the nonchalant, noble nobleman, charmer and vivemann Count Pompadour. Comte Max has been keeping an eye on Ketty, the pretty daughter of a circus director, for some time. Since her father, however, accepts only one man from the circus industry as a father-in-law, Max must now make a powerful effort to acquire an artistic armor. As a result, the millennium is going through an acrobatic speed course in six lessons and makes another passant to the lion tamer.

"Opfer Des Hasses" depicts how the family of Herr Goldschmidt ( Herr Gyula Szöreghy ) a Jewish Russian manufacturer, suffered ruin and murder as victims of a pogrom during the Russian Revolution. Herr Goldschmidt manages to save two of his grandchildren and they flee to Vienna where the Jewish welfare organization helps immigrants in an orphanage in Baden. Years later Herr Goldschmidt tells the whole sad story (in flashback ) to a visitor.

Botto, a world-famous circus clown, is negative towards females, because a beautiful woman he once loved laughed at him for his job at the circus. André, a young artist, is Botto's opposite. He loves women. His current love is Hanna, who also works in the circus. That's when Botto meets Blanche, a middle-class girl.

The film version of Viktor Rákosi's novel. Rákosi began his career as a journalist under the pseudonym Sipulusz, working as an in-house staff member of the Budapest Hírlap. In 1894, he founded and edited the highly successful Márton Kakas, a tabloid newspaper. While Sipulusz was keeping two generations amused with his charming jokes, narratives and wallets, Viktor Rákosi began to write serious works, lofty, patriotic narratives and novels.