Schützenliesel Trailer (1926)
21 December 1926
Watch the official Schützenliesel 1926 trailer in HD below.
21 December 1926
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Mizzi Zwerenz as Mooshammerwirtin
Xenia Desni as Liesl, ihre Tochter
Livio Pavanelli as Forstherr aus Zillerbach
Hans Moser as Faltenhias
Wolfgang Zilzer as Dr. Blasius Nestl
Carl de Vogt as Konrad Sturm, Forstadjunkt
Franz Glawatsch as Bruder Bonifazius
Cläre Lotto as Fräulein Wilhelmine
Auf der Alm da gibts ka Sünd Trailer
Germany 21 December 1926
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