Tingel Tangel Trailer (1927)
21 October 1927 93 mins
Feature film directed by Gustav Ucicky
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Cast
Dolly Davis as Li Bergmeister
Igo Sym as Marquese de la Mota
Rudolf Klein-Rogge as Don Fabio Coridon
Paul Hartmann as Derfinger, Sekretär
Hans Peppler as Don Pepe Coridon
Tini Senders as Sängerin
Viktor Franz as Wirt
Karl Hartl as Le chef de station
International Releases Dates
Austria 21 October 1927
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