So'n Windhund Trailer (1931)
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Ralph Arthur Roberts as Dr. Egon Winternitz
Max Adalbert as Dittmar
Lucie Englisch as Elli
Johannes Riemann as Ferber
Hansi Arnstaedt as Frau des Bauunternehmers
Hermann Picha as Kellner
Heinz Sarnow as Amtmann Werner
Carl Heinz Wolff Director
Germany 30 September 1931
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