03 October 1913 Comedy 93 mins
Teddie Barker, an employee of the Searchlight Insurance Company, falls in love with Clara Brummer. Her father does not, at first, acquiesce to the engagement, but after persuasion agrees and attends the marriage of his daughter, and promises a dowry of £5,000 when the young man attains the position of branch manager in his company.
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Alexander Engel Writer
Julius Horst Writer
Hermann Warm Production Design
Hermann Böttger Director of Photography
Max Mack Director
Germany 03 October 1913
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