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Berlin, 1805: The brave Lieutenant Hofstede fell stormily in love with the charming singer Madeleine. Although Madeleine works in a very dubious establishment and thereby embroiled her lover in a scandal.
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Berlin, 1805: The brave Lieutenant Hofstede fell stormily in love with the charming singer Madeleine. Although Madeleine works in a very dubious establishment and thereby embroiled her lover in a scandal.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Film, Bavaria-Filmkunst Verleih
Cast
Hans Schweikart
Director
Hilde Krahl
Madeleine Frisius
Paul Hubschmid
Premierleutnant Hofstede
Ferdinand Marian
Baron Pistolecrone
Hilde Hildebrand
Signora Rinuccini
Fritz Odemar
Martin - Diener bei Pistolecrone
Paul Dahlke
Leutnant von Gorschewski
Ida Wüst
Madame Templin
Ilse Fürstenberg
Frau Aktuarius Ketteler
Hans Paetsch
Junker Graf Oynhausen
Victor Janson
Sanferini
Angelo Ferrari
von Roussillion
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