Die Zaubergeige Trailer

Die Zaubergeige Trailer (1944)

09 May 1944 Drama

Around 1850, a young violin virtuoso steals a Stradivarius from the museum of a southern German royal residence in order to play for a famous master. By chance, he is able to demonstrate his skills to the sovereign at a court concert.

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Cast

Will Quadflieg

as Andreas Halm

Eugen Klöpfer

as Professor Lichtermark

Aribert Wäscher

as Archivrat Mittenzwey

Hans Leibelt

as Professor Becker

Paul Hörbiger

as Georg Hellmesberger

Paul Henckels

as Hofkapellmeister Curtius

Margarete Haagen

as Frau Weißpfennig

Fritz Kampers

as Metzgermeister Pröhle

Crew

International Releases Dates

Germany 09 May 1944

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