The Little Escapade Trailer

The Little Escapade Trailer (1931)

13 August 1931 Comedy 88 mins

A wife believes her husband has been deceiving her and decides to have some fun at his expense. After a bit of mischief, her husband, a lawyer who is preparing a divorce for a client, decides to start divorce proceedings himself. The wife then realises she has gone too far.

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Cast

Renate Müller

as Erika Heller

Hermann Thimig

as Walter Heller

Hans Brausewetter

as Dr. Max Eppmann, Transportleiter

Hilde Hildebrand

as Lona Wernecke

Hermann Blaß

as Klavierspieler

Otto Wallburg

as August Wernecke, Fabrikant

Oscar Sabo

as Lohndiener

Paul Westermeier

as Tänzer in der Bar

Otti Dietze

as (as Ottilie Dietze)

Crew

Joe Strassner

Joe Strassner Costume Design

Robert Herlth

Robert Herlth Production Design

Ralph Erwin

Original Music Composer

Günther Stapenhorst

Günther Stapenhorst Associate Producer

Werner Brandes

Werner Brandes Director of Photography

Werner Schlichting

Werner Schlichting Production Design

Walter Röhrig

Walter Röhrig Production Design

International Releases Dates

Germany 13 August 1931

Production Companies

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