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An Evening at the Inn Knutte Knopp (1932) | Slate

An Evening at the Inn Knutte Knopp

En kväll på krogen Knutte Knopp

Around the inn Gröna Lund on Långa gatan at Djurgården, Stockholm in 1932. Bellman songs, drinking and a saxophone cabaret.

Released: 1932
Runtime: 9m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Sweden
Language: Swedish

Direction and writing

Gösta HellströmDirector

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Cast

Pelle ÖdmanCarl Michael Bellman
Greta SöderbergUlla Winblad

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