Stronger Than Paragraphs Trailer

Stronger Than Paragraphs Trailer (1936)

26 August 1936 Crime, Mystery 75 mins

Renate Hubricht finds her uncle, the money broker Theodor Hubricht, murdered in his villa. That very night, the banker Lorik is arrested, who was last seen in Hubricht’s house. Renate, who doesn’t wish to live alone in the eerie estate lodges with the lawyer Dr. Birk. She doesn’t tell him, that her lover, the musician Robert Wendland, had an argument with her uncle on the evening of the murder. When Lorik is sentenced to 10 years prison, Renate is thrown into a quandary. She believes she’s protecting the real culprit with her silence.

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Cast

Paul Hartmann

as Rechtsanwalt Dr. Birk

Karl Hellmer

as Theodor Hubricht - Geldvermittler

Manja Behrens

as Renate - seine Nichte

Aribert Wäscher

as Bankier Lörik

Hilde von Stolz

as Frau Lörik

Ursula Herking

as Tochter des Portiers

Maria Krahn

as Christine - Wirtschafterin bei Hubricht

Walter Franck

as Staatsanwalt

Karl Stepanek

as Robert Wendland

Walter Werner

as Vorsitzender des Schwurgerichts

Carl Auen

as Staatsanwalt

Fredy Barten

as Diener

Fritz Draeger

as Gerichtsreporter

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 26 August 1936

Production Companies

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