Kabarettfilm No. VI Trailer

Kabarettfilm No. VI Trailer (1931)

01 January 1931 Music 18 mins

A variety program of six light or comedic music, song and/or dance numbers performed by noted pre-World War II German entertainers.

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Cast

Max Ehrlich

as Program Announcer

Mary Wigman

as Dancer

Maria Ney

as Singer

Heidi Eisler

as Singer

Crew

Bruno Duday

Bruno Duday Producer

Werner Brandes

Werner Brandes Director of Photography

Hans Sommer

Hans Sommer Music Director

International Releases Dates

Germany 01 January 1931

United States 01 March 1932

Production Companies

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