Top billed cast
Heinz RühmannOtto Groschenbügel
Karin HimboldtMarianne Bredow
Lothar FirmansHansen
Harry LiedtkeHerr Bredow
Beppo BremKnecht Alois
Hilde SessakAdelheid
Elga BrinkFrau Bredow
Georg VogelsangDer alte Krehlert
Franz ZimmermannHarry Peters, Flugschüler
Lutz GötzHerr Busse
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