His Highness, the Prince

Original title: Prins for en dag

1913
29m

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5.0/10

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Comedy Short

Prince Heinrich and Herbert Prince, a journalist, are very similar in build and facial resemblance, although neither is aware of the fact. Therein lies the secret of the memorable day the jo... Read allPrince Heinrich and Herbert Prince, a journalist, are very similar in build and facial resemblance, although neither is aware of the fact. Therein lies the secret of the memorable day the journalist enjoyed. Prince Heinrich, bored over billiards in the officer's quarters of his r... Read allPrince Heinrich and Herbert Prince, a journalist, are very similar in build and facial resemblance, although neither is aware of the fact. Therein lies the secret of the memorable day the journalist enjoyed. Prince Heinrich, bored over billiards in the officer's quarters of his regiment, discards the game to take a brief nap, the journalist was involuntarily (at first... Read all

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deickemeyer

A commendable picture in every way

A three-reel picture, wholly amusing and filled with delicious satire; it will make a decided hit. The real fun of the offering is in its characters, of which there are many and at which it pokes convincing fun, but the plot is also very amusing. It makes a journalist, whose last name is Prince and who looks like Prince Henrick, let a comical and yet entirely human council of a small city entertain him as the prince. The prince learns of this and comes to town in his uniform, but takes it all as a good joke. It is a commendable picture in every way, acting, photography and general handling, and a very desirable offering. - The Moving Picture World, May 30, 1914