O děvčicu Trailer (1919)
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Crew
Josef Folprecht Director
Karel Degl Story
Jindřich Brichta Director of Photography
Josef Folprecht Screenplay
Karel Degl Screenplay
Josef Folprecht Story
Production Companies
Popular movie trailers from 1919
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The Bank Clerk Trailer (1919)
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The Long Arm of Mannister Trailer (1919)
15 November 1919
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The End of the Road Trailer (1919)
16 February 1919
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You Never Know Your Luck Trailer (1919)
17 November 1919
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29 August 1919
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