Stolzenfels am Rhein Trailer (1927)
Watch the official Stolzenfels am Rhein 1927 trailer in HD below.
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Carl de Vogt as Wenzel von Geyr
Angelo Ferrari as Balthasar
Maria Minzenti as Josepha
Eduard von Winterstein as Matthias Sebald
Grete Reinwald as Marie
Richard Löwenbein Director
Germany 30 March 1927
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