Freies Volk (1925)
Directed by Martin Berger.
Top billed cast
Rudolf EssekVorsitzender
Albert Florath- Emmerich HanusDirektor Frank
Ellen PlessowFräulein von Woythe
Anton PointnerAdjutant
Camilla Spira
Fritz SpiraGroßkaufmann Lahr- Eduard von WintersteinAdministrator von Nehling
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