Der Veilchenfresser Trailer (1926)
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Cast
Lil Dagover as Melitta von Arthof
Harry Liedtke as Victor von Ronay
Theodor Loos as Herr von Golitzki
Maria Paudler as Resi
Ernö Verebes as Bobby Sterzl
Crew
Frederic Zelnik Director
International Releases Dates
Germany 19 September 1926
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