This 1938 Hunnia Film Production, distributed in the U.S. by Danubia Pictures, was first shown in the United States in January of 1940, at NYC's Modern Playhouse, with Hungarian dialogue and no English titles. This version ran only 77 minutes.
The story concerns the faithlessness of Sandor Aracsine (Juhasz Joseph) for his wife Julis (Klari Tolnay.) Into this story, which takes place in a little fishing village on the bank of a river, comes Peter Rostas (Arpad Lehotay.) He falls in love with the wife and this leads to a tangled chain of events...across the rolling Hungaria countryside. The tangled chain is unscrambled for the best at the end.
The story concerns the faithlessness of Sandor Aracsine (Juhasz Joseph) for his wife Julis (Klari Tolnay.) Into this story, which takes place in a little fishing village on the bank of a river, comes Peter Rostas (Arpad Lehotay.) He falls in love with the wife and this leads to a tangled chain of events...across the rolling Hungaria countryside. The tangled chain is unscrambled for the best at the end.
