In A Small Café

The film features Valerie Boothby and Jaque Catelain among its cast, with Marion Gerth, Ferdinand Martini, Franz Scharwenka, and Hans Erich Pfleger contributing to the story. It tells the tale of a woman who arrives late for a date with her husband, leading to a missed encounter as they pass each other in a revolving door.

Structured like a theatrical sketch, this film employs puns and situational comedy to explore themes of romance and misunderstanding. The backdrop of a small café adds to the intimate setting, making it a compelling reflection of personal relationships against the rise of consumer culture in late 1920s Germany. Collectors interested in early cinema or the evolution of romantic storytelling in film may find this title appealing.