Monika, the only daughter of Maximilian and Fränze Holten, becomes engaged to lawyer Thomas Hesse. Her mother is happy because he is a man like Maximilian, her husband. His father-in-law now gives him the delicate task of protecting singer Alexandra Durran from annoying admirers. Theater director Rother behaves particularly conspicuously in this regard.
Hans Deppe
Director
Wolf Albach-Retty
Dr. Thomas Hesse
Karin Hardt
Monika, dessen Frau
Lizzi Waldmüller
Alexandra Durran, Sängerin
Fritz Odemar
Maximilian Holten
Paul Dahlke
Theaterdirektor Rother
Hermine Ziegler
Fränze Holten
Max Gülstorff
Heinrich Holten
Auguste Pünkösdy
Frau Durran
Victor Janson
Theaterdirektor
Angelo Ferrari
Regisseur
Norbert Rohringer
Fips Holten
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