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The student Leopold wants to marry blonde Kathrein, the landlady of the "Golden Goose" in Wurzburg. To discourage Leopold, Kathrein's aunt Minna writes to Leopold's father Valentin, whose been known as "Krambambuli" since his student days. When Leopold's parents arrive on the scen, his father speaks to Kathrein and realizes that she is in love with Stefan, the Kellermeister at the Golden Goose. But Leopold's mom has already told Stefan, that Leopold will marry Kathrein and, because of this, Stefan now wants to leave the Golden Goose.
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The student Leopold wants to marry blonde Kathrein, the landlady of the "Golden Goose" in Wurzburg. To discourage Leopold, Kathrein's aunt Minna writes to Leopold's father Valentin, whose been known as "Krambambuli" since his student days. When Leopold's parents arrive on the scen, his father speaks to Kathrein and realizes that she is in love with Stefan, the Kellermeister at the Golden Goose. But Leopold's mom has already told Stefan, that Leopold will marry Kathrein and, because of this, Stefan now wants to leave the Golden Goose.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Film
Cast
Franz Seitz
Director
Liane Haid
Kathrein Hohenadel, Wirtin zur Goldenen Gans
Thea Aichbichler
Minna Fromm, ihre Tante
Joe Stöckel
Valentin Ruhland, Apotheker
Gustl Gstettenbaur
Der Kellnerjunge in der Goldenen Gans
Fred Hennings
Stefan Birkmeier, Kellermeister
Margarete Kupfer
Konstanze Ruhland, seine Frau
Rolf von Goth
Leopld, beider Sohn
Philipp Weichand
Knöpflein, Korpsdiener
Walter Lantzsch
Professor
Josef Eichheim
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