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Brothers Österman at Svanö, after several years of bachelor life, say they need a housekeeper and announce the matter in the newspaper.
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Brothers Österman at Svanö, after several years of bachelor life, say they need a housekeeper and announce the matter in the newspaper.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Thure Alfe, Jenny Tschernichin-Larsson
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Filmindustri AB Triumvir
Cast
William Larsson
Director
Georg Blomstedt
Lars Österman
Frida Sporrong
Anna Söderberg - 'huskorset'
Carl-Ivar Ytterman
Karl Österman
Nils Lundell
Nils Österman
Jenny Tschernichin-Larsson
Helena Vestman - Lars, Karl och Nils syster
Eric Engstam
Jan Vestman - Helenas man
Edit Rolf
Ella Vestman - Helenas och Jans dotter
Paul Seelig
Axel Ohlsson - Sjöman
Gunhild Robertson
Sofi Ohlsson - Axels mor
Georg af Klercker
Greve Lejonflyckt
Hartwig Fock
Handelsman
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