Charles Dickens - David Copperfield - Prospect for the film. Berlin, 1935

A program for David Copperfield directed by George Kyokur, which was released in 1935 Producing by Metro Goldwyn Mayer.

Charles Dickens' famous novel David Copperfield was first published in 1849 and was serialized. It was Dickens's favorite Creation, and it follows the life of David Copperfield from childhood to adulthood. The film appeared earlier in 1911 [directed by Theodore Marston], and 1922 [directed by Sandberg] as a silent film. Goldwyn Meyer worked on the novel and dropped several characters and events, especially David's time at the boarding school in Sשylem. The film was a great success worldwide and was nominated for the Academy Award.

Before us the program of the film when he arrived in Berlin, featuring scenes from the film with all its heroes.

[8] pages, fine condition.