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The Station Master
Carl Malm is a goodhearted man who runs a railway station. He lives together with his maid and her seven kids.
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Carl Malm is a goodhearted man who runs a railway station. He lives together with his maid and her seven kids.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Henry Richter
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Europa Film
Cast
Emil A. Lingheim
Director
Edvard Persson
Carl Malm
Barbro Kollberg
Inger
Jullan Kindahl
Fru Nilsson
Fritiof Billquist
Sten Åkermark
Harry Persson
Assarsson
Egil Holmsen
John Berg
Edla Rothgardt
Kerstin Berg
Benkt-Åke Benktsson
Prosten
Elvin Ottoson
Järnvägsinspektör Bergfelt
Algot Larsson
Karlsson
Mim Persson
Syster Karin
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