Beates Flitterwoche
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The castle-estate Dachenstein is located in the beautiful surroundings of Upper Bavaria and has been farmed for years by the young Baron Georg von Muckenreiter. According to the will of his uncle, the castle-estate is to pass permanently into Georg's possession once he marries someone and makes her the legitimate lady-of-estate. Thus, he must marry! George, a farmer, huntsman and a freedom-loving bachelor, has little love for that, which is eternally feminine and a revulsion of marriage altogether. To his great fortune, however, his friend Heinz Kuppelweger has arrived for a small vacation at the castle. Heinz knows a lot about the "noble women kind" and he's going to help Georg. First, he's going to help Georg with some correspondence to his future, young bride in Belgrade -- Beate -- who is as happy with Georg's romantic correspondence as is her father.
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Edited by Alexandra AnatraShot by Karl AttenbergerScored by Ludwig SchmidsederDesigned by Franz Koehn
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19 unique people credited
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Paul Richter
as Baron Hans Georg von Muckenreiter
Kurt Vespermann
as Heinz Kuppelweger
Friedl Czepa
as Beate
Albert Florath
as Beates Vater
Gertrud Wolle
as Tante Lola
Hermine Ziegler
as Frau Schwengel
Josef Eichheim
as Kutscher Anton
Beppo Brem
as Jäger Flori
Martin Schmidhofer
as Hütterbub Martl
Alice Treff
as Alwine Leisetritt
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