Die Mitternachts-Taxe Trailer (1929)
15 March 1929 Drama, Crime 122 mins
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Cast
Harry Piel as Harry Pattler
Betty Bird as Lilly
Philipp Manning as Prof. Dr. Olten
Albert Paulig as Cremer
International Releases Dates
Germany 15 March 1929
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