Die Halbwüchsigen Trailer (1929)
24 September 1929 Drama 75 mins
Watch the official Die Halbwüchsigen 1929 trailer in HD below.
24 September 1929 Drama 75 mins
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Georgia Lind as Lissy
Daisy D'Ora as Else
Anton Pointner as Ingenieur Maxwell
Leopold von Ledebur as Hausarzt
Angelo Ferrari as Ralph van Alst
Otto Reinwald as Richard
Germany 24 September 1929
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