Movie Music
German all-star musical from 1938 that was a big commercial success.
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La Jana Carla Rust Ernst Fritz Fürbringer Paul Verhoeven Horst Birr Paal Roschberg Vera Bergman Rudi Godden Luis Trenker Else Elster Rosita Serrano Rudolf Schündler Walter Gross Georg Alexander Theo Lingen Lil Dagover Willi Forst Käthe Dorsch Gustav Fröhlich Paul Hörbiger Heinrich George Paul Kemp Hilde Hildebrand Hans Moser Anny Ondra Irene von Meyendorff Hans Söhnker Max Schmeling Sybille Schmitz Olga Tschechowa Luise Ullrich Grethe Weiser Ida Wüst Hermann Pfeiffer Georg A. Profé Ilse Rose-Vollborn Willi Schaeffers
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