Cafe Electric Trailer

Cafe Electric Trailer (1927)

25 November 1927 Drama, Crime, Romance 78 mins

The daughter of a wealthy industrialist falls for a pickpocket.

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Cast

Willi Forst

as Fredl

Marlene Dietrich

as Erni Göttlinger - ein flatterhaftes Mädchen

Fritz Alberti

as Kommerzialrat Göttlinger Ernis Vater

Anny Coty

as Göttlingers Freundin

Igo Sym

as Max Stöger - ein Ingenieur

Vera Salvotti

as Paula - eine Prostituirete

Wilhelm Völcker

as Dr. Lehner

Albert von Kersten

as Herr. Zerner

Nina Vanna

as Hansi

Crew

Felix Fischer

Felix Fischer Theatre Play

Hans Androschin

Hans Androschin Cinematography

International Titles

Die Liebesbörse Trailer

Wenn ein Weib den Weg verliert Trailer

Trois nuits d'amour Trailer

Cafe Electric Trailer

Gielda milosci Trailer

International Releases Dates

Austria 25 November 1927

Germany 22 March 1928

Production Companies

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