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Wie der Hase läuft
Whenever Pastor Piepenbrink gets his “deputatsrabbit”, there’s a frenzy in Pumpelshausen. For every time the rabbit is hung on the gable of the parsonage, every man in the village has the ambition to kidnap it. For that reason, the field watch Fuchtel is going to guard it with his pistol. Gustav Rabbit is to be kidnapped once again this year; but Marianne, the beautiful daughter of the town elder, is determined to save it from this fate and convinces a holiday guest, the singer Kasimir Haase, to pull down the rabbit. And it just so happens that the pastor’s house is attacked from several sides. The next morening, the rabbit is still on the gable … but stuffed. The storm begins; who has the real rabbit?!?
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Whenever Pastor Piepenbrink gets his “deputatsrabbit”, there’s a frenzy in Pumpelshausen. For every time the rabbit is hung on the gable of the parsonage, every man in the village has the ambition to kidnap it. For that reason, the field watch Fuchtel is going to guard it with his pistol. Gustav Rabbit is to be kidnapped once again this year; but Marianne, the beautiful daughter of the town elder, is determined to save it from this fate and convinces a holiday guest, the singer Kasimir Haase, to pull down the rabbit. And it just so happens that the pastor’s house is attacked from several sides. The next morening, the rabbit is still on the gable … but stuffed. The storm begins; who has the real rabbit?!?
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Euphono-Film GmbH
Cast
Carl Boese
Director
Otto Wernicke
Warnecke, Ortsvorsteher in Pümpelhausen
Heli Finkenzeller
Marianne, seine Tochter
Rudolf Platte
Nante, Knecht bei Warnecke
Lotte Rausch
Lina, Magd bei Warnecke
Fritz Genschow
Gustav Hase, Bahnhofsvorsteher
Kurt Seifert
Kasimir Haase, Kammersänger
Hans Leibelt
Pastor Piepenbrink
Carla Rust
Grete
Leo Peukert
Haases Konzertagent
Eva Tinschmann
Klothilde, Piepenbrinks Frau
Marjan Lex
Gustchen
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