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A modernist lady sculptor seeks a model for a statue to be put in front of a Berlin hospital, and finds him in the form of a London policeman-boxer. She's also interested in having a child.
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A modernist lady sculptor seeks a model for a statue to be put in front of a Berlin hospital, and finds him in the form of a London policeman-boxer. She's also interested in having a child.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Hans Wilhelm
In Theaters:12/1/1933
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Studio:Georg-Witt-Film
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