The Three Codonas (1940)
Biography of the life of the circus performer Alfredo Codona.
Top billed cast
René DeltgenAlfredo Codona
Ernst von KlipsteinLalo Codona
Josef SieberEdward Codona
Paul VerhoevenJuwelen-Max
Annelies ReinholdLillian Leitzel
Harald PaulsenFlatcher
Leopold von LedeburJoe Ringling
Ethel ReschkeHopp-Bubi
Anton PointnerMustacho- Armin MünchGrafiker
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