Xaver Bogenrieder, landlord of the Unterbräu, is laid to rest. At the funeral feast, the pretty widow Wally is courted by the pharmacist, the post office secretary and the professor. Now the brewmaster, who has long been a silent admirer of the widow, sees his moment. To show Wally who really loves her, he hatches a spooky plan together with the shepherd Sixtus. The deceased bridegroom must go around as a ghost, then the false suitors will stay away. Unfortunately, the gravedigger has the same idea, without the one knowing about the other. From then on, the small community has no peace, because it is haunted...
Olf Fischer
Director
Katharina De Bruyn
Wally Bogenrieder
Gerhart Lippert
Bräumeister
Margot Mahler
Zenzi
Toni Berger
Totengräber Geistbeck
Max Grießer
Schäfer Sixtus
Wilfried Klaus
Postsekretär
Gerda Steiner-Paltzer
Tante Anna
Marius Aicher
Hausl
Herbert Nußbaum
Onkel Beppi
Ossi Eckmüller
Maichlbeck
Amsi Kern
Frau Maichlbeck
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