The Beggar Student

To take a revenge on countess Laura, who slapped him at his proposal, the Governor of the occupied Poland gets her fall in love with a poor student, and exposes him during wedding banquet.

Cast

Johannes Heesters

as Symon Rymanowicz / Herzog Kasimir

Carola Höhn

as Laura Nowalska

Marika Rökk

as Bronislawa Nowalska

Berthold Ebbecke

as Jan Janicki / Graf Opalinski

Ida Wüst

as Palmatica Gräfin Nowalska

Fritz Kampers

as Gouverneur Oberst Ollendorf

Ernst Behmer

as Gefängniswärter Enterich

Harry Hardt

as Rittmeister

Wilhelm Bendow

as Friseur

Gerhard Bienert

as Tierbudenbesitzer Kinsky

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