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Csibi, der Fratz
Showstar Csibi's mother Maria has a new suitor. In order to make Maria appear younger Csibi poses as a young brat which backfires when she meets the suitor's gorgeous brother and flirts with him while he treats her like a little child.
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Showstar Csibi's mother Maria has a new suitor. In order to make Maria appear younger Csibi poses as a young brat which backfires when she meets the suitor's gorgeous brother and flirts with him while he treats her like a little child.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Felix Jackson, Károly Nóti, Richard Eichberg
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Universal Pictures
Cast
Max Neufeld, Richard Eichberg
Director
Franziska Gaal
Lucie Carol, genannt Csibi
Leopoldine Konstantin
Maria, ihre Mutter
Hermann Thimig
Dr. Werner, Rechtsanwalt
Anton Edthofer
Dr. Lohnau, Rechtsanwalt
Christl Giampietro
Emma, seine Schwester
Tibor von Halmay
Berky
Theo Lingen
Anton, Diener bei Dr. Werner
Hans Richter
Kurt, ein vierzehnjähriger Junge
Anton Pointner
Herr im Frack
F. W. Schröder-Schrom
Theaterdirektor
Alfred Neugebauer
Bankier
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