美女夫左京 前篇 (1931)
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美女夫左京 前篇影片简介
美女夫左京 前篇
製作＝松竹キネマ（下加茂撮影所）
1931.03.14 帝国館
7巻 白黒 無声
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監督 ................ 星哲郎
脚本 ................ 水足蘭秋
原作 ...............展开.... 水足蘭秋
撮影 ................ 森尾鉄郎
出演 ................ 林長二郎 堀正夫 北原露子 浦浪須磨子 東栄子 志賀靖郎 千早晶子
This jidai-geki is a work by a little-known but prolific director, Tetsuroku Hoshi, who directed more than fifty films between 1928 and 1941. It tells the story of Sakyo Takenaka, charged by the shogunal authorities with secretly entering the Satsuma Domain in Japan's westernmost main island of Kyushu, and exposing its illegal trading activities. The lead role is played by Chojiro Hayashi, better known in the West by his later pseudonym of Kazuo Hasegawa, under which name he starred in both the 1935 Kinugasa version and the 1963 Kon Ichikawa version of Yukinojo Henge (An Actor's Revenge).
The film was originally released as a silent film in 1931, but the extant print is a kaisetsu ban ('version with benshi explanation') re-release dating from the Occupation era, in which most of the intertitles have been removed, and a soundtrack featuring accompaniment music and benshi commentary has been added. In the process, the film was retitled from Renbo Satsuma bikyaku (approximately translated as 'The Loves of a Messenger in Satsuma') to Sakyo the Handsome Man. Despite its postwar date, it is believed that the benshi track actually dates from before the war.
製作＝松竹キネマ（下加茂撮影所）
1931.03.14 帝国館
7巻 白黒 無声
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監督 ................ 星哲郎
脚本 ................ 水足蘭秋
原作 ...............展开.... 水足蘭秋
撮影 ................ 森尾鉄郎
出演 ................ 林長二郎 堀正夫 北原露子 浦浪須磨子 東栄子 志賀靖郎 千早晶子
This jidai-geki is a work by a little-known but prolific director, Tetsuroku Hoshi, who directed more than fifty films between 1928 and 1941. It tells the story of Sakyo Takenaka, charged by the shogunal authorities with secretly entering the Satsuma Domain in Japan's westernmost main island of Kyushu, and exposing its illegal trading activities. The lead role is played by Chojiro Hayashi, better known in the West by his later pseudonym of Kazuo Hasegawa, under which name he starred in both the 1935 Kinugasa version and the 1963 Kon Ichikawa version of Yukinojo Henge (An Actor's Revenge).
The film was originally released as a silent film in 1931, but the extant print is a kaisetsu ban ('version with benshi explanation') re-release dating from the Occupation era, in which most of the intertitles have been removed, and a soundtrack featuring accompaniment music and benshi commentary has been added. In the process, the film was retitled from Renbo Satsuma bikyaku (approximately translated as 'The Loves of a Messenger in Satsuma') to Sakyo the Handsome Man. Despite its postwar date, it is believed that the benshi track actually dates from before the war.
