The House on the Moon(1921)
The House on the Moon
Movie: The House on the Moon
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Bettina - seine Frau / Luna - seine Tochter
Jan van Haag - Wachsfigurenhändler
Kornill - Schauspieler
Just - Actuarius
Julchen - seine Frau
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The House on the Moon
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1921-01-28
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