Kleine Mädchen – große Sorgen Trailer

Kleine Mädchen – große Sorgen Trailer (1941)

19 September 1941 Comedy 79 mins

When Dr Hartung (Fritz Odemar) hits Eva (Geraldine Katt) with his car, she decides to make him her "life's mission" and free him of his "unhappy marriage" which he never declares as such. In her way stands only her best friend Ursula (Hannelore Schroth) who happens to be Dr Hartung's daughter and is all but enthusiastic about her friend trying to seduce her father.

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Cast

Fritz Odemar

as Dr. Paul Hartung, Arzt

Dagny Servaes

as Gina, seine Frau

Hannelore Schroth

as Ursula, ihre Tochter

Carsta Löck

as Pauline, Köchin bei Hartung

Hans Brausewetter

as Will Grohmann, Kunsthändler

Roma Bahn

as Frau Müller, Hannes Wirtin

Max Gülstorff

as Dr. Thelen, Arzt

Geraldine Katt

as Eva Fürst, Ursulas Freundin

Hermann Braun

as Hannes Fürst, Evas Bruder, Student

Maria Bard

as Fräulein Magnus

Annemarie Holtz

as Frau Direktorin

Annemarie Schäfer

as Maria, Pensionatsmädchen

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 19 September 1941

Production Companies

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