Das Heiratsnest Trailer (1927)

01 September 1927 Drama

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Cast

Livio Pavanelli as Oberst v. Grodicki

Harry Liedtke as Rittmeister von Derfling

Hans Junkermann as Kriegsminister Graf Henkstein

Ida Wüst as Madame Rosa

Sophie Pagay as die Wirtin

Wolfgang Zilzer as Leutnant Wranow

Julia Serda as Die Generalin

Hermann Picha as Bürgermeister

Crew

Rudolf Walther-Fein Director

Guido Seeber Director of Photography

Walter Reisch Screenplay

International Releases Dates

Germany 01 September 1927

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