The Pride of the Firm

Name: The Pride of the Firm
Director: Carl Wilhelm
Released: 1914
Duration: 40 min
Rating: 5.3
Cast: Ernst Lubitsch, Victor Arnold, Martha Kriwitz, Albert Paulig, Alfred Kuehne

1914 · 40 MIN · IMDB 5.3 · 73 VOTES · DIR. Carl Wilhelm

Overview

Der Stolz der Firma, meaning The Pride of the Business, is a classic German silent film from 1914. The film tells the story of a shrewd apprentice and is filmed in the comical style of director Lubitsch. This is one of the few Lubitsch films from World War I that wasn’t lost.

Dialogue Timeline — 102 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:00:00 Comedy in three acts and a Epilogue by Jacques Burg and Walter Turzinsky

00:00:31 Albert Paulig as Charly Forst

00:02:15 "The insurance is not paid!"

00:05:48 These are my good job references Thank you for your kind attention

00:08:46 Getaway

00:10:53 The spring collection in J.C. Berg's office

00:13:50 "I haven't got an answer yet"

00:16:00 "I didn't came to Berlin to work like this"

00:20:18 End of the Second Act

00:23:09 "Give it to me in small change, please"

00:24:24 "Taking a bath, 50c"

00:26:49 "In appreciation"

00:28:10 "Just a few receive... without asking for"

00:30:37 Five o'clock

00:33:31 "She is my daughter, Isolda"

00:35:21 Good-looking young man with a good job

00:36:46 The 'mountain' comes to the 'prophet'

00:37:59 The 22th at 7 o'clock. Her favorite flowers are orchids.

00:40:11 EPILOGUE

00:41:21 The wedding

00:43:28 Before and after

Cast & Characters

Ernst Lubitsch Siegmund Lachmann Victor Arnold J.C. Berg Martha Kriwitz Lilly Maass Albert Paulig Charly Forst Alfred Kuehne Herr Hoffmann Hugo Döblin Ressel Orla Trude Orla

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed102

Dialogue density2.5 lines / min

First line00:00:00

Final line00:43:28

Production Record

DirectorCarl Wilhelm

LanguageGerman

IMDb votes73