A Sister of Six

The film follows Tony, who travels from Budapest to marry his cousin Katinka, the eldest of the seven Gyurkovics sisters. Complications arise as Tony is already married, creating a tangled web of romance and familial expectations. Mizzi, the mischievous middle sister, escapes from boarding school and embarks on her own adventures, including impersonating a countess and encountering Count Horkay, who is pretending to be Tony. The narrative explores the romantic escapades of the younger generation against the backdrop of their elders' plans.

A Sister of Six presents a unique glimpse into 1920s storytelling with its mix of comedy and romance. The cast includes prominent actors of the era such as Willy Fritsch and Betty Balfour, who bring the characters to life in this engaging narrative. As a film from the silent era, it captures the charm and style of early 20th-century cinema, making it a notable piece for collectors focused on historical films.