Tempo fa (24 ottobre 2009) ho caricato su YouTube un clip di pochi minuti (3' 24'') del film Cerentola, produzione Ambrosio 1913.
La Cineteca del Friuli ha restauro un frammento di 150 metri (7') a partire da un nitrato donato da Attilio Giovannini.
Il Museo del Cinema di Torino – Fondazione Maria Adriana Prolo ha in archivio un frammento (35 mm, 69 metri) in bianco e nero, secondo il volume Tracce – Documenti del cinema muto torinese, Museo del Cinema – Il castoro, 2007.
Il metraggio originale del film era di circa 800 metri.
Non ho altri dati sul nitrato della Cineteca del Friuli, but I try a copy of the system with 500 colors Cinemacoloris Segundo de Chomón.
Chi l'ha visto?
To help in the search, here's the plot of a movie poster from the 1913 original: Cinderella
film scenes from the life world of the fairies, the beloved world of our childhood, he smiled until yesterday to Silvietta, a sweet and gentle girl lived in the springtime of life among the comforts and joys of wealth. But not anymore. The mother of Silvietta, the only help and support of the only girl, is dead, and remained alone with Silvietta Juci, his little sister. The two poor orphans in poverty are almost and arouse the compassion of the good lady Pipelet, the caretaker of the house, which plans to come to their rescue. In fact, in the same house where Silvietta lives in a palatial apartment on the first floor, living Jenni Smart, a famous actress of cinematograph. Through the intercession of the concierge, Jenni knows Silvietta and takes under his protection. Silvietta live again in the world of his dreams in the fantasy world of fairies who had to abandon the harsh realities of life Jenni opened the doors to a new environment, bright and beautiful: the Cinema. Admitted as a film actress in the big house Ambrosio, Silvietta you soon see the beauty, grace and natural spontaneity of his moves and the angelic smile of his beauty resigned so much so that Mr. Piccolini, stage manager of the House, he wants her as interpreter of "Cinderella, the most gentle and graceful creature that is born from the poetic imagination of the celebrated French novelist. Cinderella: the Silvietta dream! And then the girl plays the role of the humble heroine of the tale. Here the dance party .... here it is losing the tiny Scarpettini
Silvietta The shoe really loses it and here's how: the artistic company run by Mr. Piccolomini, he went to perform a scene in the villa of Count Sivry, shortly after he came out to go to town. As is of use in houses, permission to perform the scene in the park, is granted by the butler, and Cinderella, the heroine, plays the part with such skill that Piccolomini. which for some time he fell in love, so clearly manifested his passion could no longer conceal from Jenni Smart, the former patron of Silvietta. Jenni Smart Silvietta feels that is about to become a formidable competitor for its artistic and envy the hell should a game. When they returned to the room given to them by the butler to undress, Jenni is brutally Silvietta, which in the confusion and pain when you forget a shoe. Since then he begins to persecute Silvietta Jenni and enjoys the passion that has Piccolomini to the girl, to encourage the Director stage to obtain the graces of the girl, sure that Silvietta to defend its integrity, will be forced to resign from the plant. So in fact the case. Silvietta returns to live in his modest room, but with pride, that only gives the purity and innocence. However, the dream of a fairytale does not want and can not abandon it; it when she was Cinderella, the shoe has forgotten fatal and it must be the call of Prince Charming to come and take the girl and return to happiness. So that is a strange case for the fairy tale continues in the reality of life is that for the sake of Scarpettini abandoned castle in the gorgeous, Miss Silvietta become the Countess of Sivry.
Staging of Eleuterio Rodolfi; subject of Henry Birch.
Cast: Fernanda Negri-Pouget (Silvietta), Mary Cleo Tarlarini (Jenni Smart), Luigi Chiesa (Piccolomini), Ubaldo Stefani (Count de Sivry)
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