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Three Men in the Snow
The multi-millionaire Eduard Schlüter takes part under the name Schulze in a raffle of his own Schlüter works and wins a stay at the Grand Hotel. Disguised as a poor swallower, he would like to study the reactions of the hotel staff and guests. As an assistant, he takes his reliable servant Johann with him. Once there, he makes friends and also has cause for annoyance when his daughter and the housekeeper arrive.
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The multi-millionaire Eduard Schlüter takes part under the name Schulze in a raffle of his own Schlüter works and wins a stay at the Grand Hotel. Disguised as a poor swallower, he would like to study the reactions of the hotel staff and guests. As an assistant, he takes his reliable servant Johann with him. Once there, he makes friends and also has cause for annoyance when his daughter and the housekeeper arrive.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Erich Kästner
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Ring-Film
Cast
Kurt Hoffmann
Director
Paul Dahlke
Geheimrat Schlüter
Günther Lüders
Diener Johann Kesselhut
Claus Biederstaedt
Dr. Fritz Hagedorn
Nicole Heesters
Hilde
Margarete Haagen
Hausdame Kunkel
Alma Seidler
Mutter Hagedorn
Eva Maria Meineke
Frau Thea Casparius
Franz Muxeneder
Graswander Toni
Hans Olden
Direktor Kühne
Fritz Imhoff
Portier
Richard Eybner
Herr Heltai
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