The Grey Pikes Wharf Trailer (1935)

21 August 1935 Drama 89 mins

Otto is pressured by his former girlfriend Mila to marry her. His friend and colleague Franz gets him a new job at Bernhard Münchow's remote auto repair shop, where Otto is safe from Mila for the time being. But then he falls in love with Käthe, the daughter of the owner of the shipyard “Zum grauen Hecht,” and finds a bitter enemy in Ladewig, who is also in love with Käthe and who puts Mila back on Otto's trail. Mila, however, falls in love with garage owner Münchow, who is only interested in her supposed fortune...

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Cast

Marianne Hoppe as Käthe Liebenow

Hans Leibelt as Mr. Liebenow

Hermann Speelmans as Otto Menzel

Fita Benkhoff as Mila Schellhase

Oskar Sima as Bernhard Münchow

Johannes Barthel as Franz Boehm

Ruth Eweler as Lisbeth Schmidt

Karl Stepanek as Ladewig

Rudolf Klicks as Apprentice

Maria Krahn as Mrs. Wehmeyer

Artur Malkowsky as Truck Driver

Crew

Frank Wisbar Director

Eberhard Schmidt Producer

Horst Kyrath Unit Manager

Martin Müller Sound

Friedrich Wilhelm Rust Original Music Composer

Lena Neumann Editor

Franz Weihmayr Director of Photography

Frank Wisbar Writer

Wilhelm Schmidt Assistant Camera

Eugen Klagemann Still Photographer

Robert A. Dietrich Production Design

Adolf Doelle Makeup Artist

Franz Siebert Makeup Artist

International Releases Dates

Germany 21 August 1935

Production Companies

Pallas Film

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