Leányvásár Trailer (1919)
17 February 1919
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Cast
Lajos Szalkai as Harrison
Ida Andorffy as Lucy
Ernö Király as Tom
Gusztáv Vándory as Rottenberg
Crew
Antal Forgács Director
István Lázár Screenplay
Béla Zsitkovszky Director of Photography
Ferenc Martos Story
International Releases Dates
Hungary 17 February 1919
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