Mamba (1930) |
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| Director(s) | Albert S. Rogell |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Drama |
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Jean Hersholt(as August Bolte)
Mamba
Released
1930
Mamba
Released
1930
Jean Hersholt
(as August Bolte)
Eleanor Boardman(as Helen von Linden)
Mamba
Released
1930
Mamba
Released
1930
Eleanor Boardman
(as Helen von Linden)
Torben Meyer(as German soldier)
Mamba
Released
1930
Mamba
Released
1930
Torben Meyer
(as German soldier)
Noble Johnson(as Hassim)
Mamba
Released
1930
Mamba
Released
1930
Noble Johnson
(as Hassim)
Mamba Overview:
Mamba (1930) was a Drama - Film directed by Albert S. Rogell .
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Only four of the nine original Vitaphone disks are known to survive. However, a complete film print surfaced in rural Australia in 2009.
This production was a huge gamble. Tiffany was a 'poverty row' company and sank all their assets into this film, which turned out to be very successful.
This was the sixth feature-length talkie to be produced in color, after On with the Show! and Gold Diggers of Broadway. Three other all-color talkies were in production at the same time, all of them musicals. It was the first such project that was not a musical, and the first not to be produced by Warner Bros.
Mamba's successful opening broke all records at the Gaiety for the first two weeks of its run.
When it opened at the Gaiety Theatre in N.Y., Mamba advertised itself as the first All Technicolor drama.