The Stolen Face (1930)
Bill's girlfriend Lore is an art student in Berlin. Since her professor doesn't think much of painting women, she exchanges a genuine Raphael painting in a gallery for a copy made by her. In a spectacular theft, the copy is stolen. Detective Keller suspects Bill and Lore. But Bill, who is a talented quick-change artist, keeps escaping arrest by constantly altering his appearance.
Directors:
Philipp Lothar Mayring, Erich Schmidt.
Writers:
Irma von Cube, Philipp Lothar Mayring.
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Hans Otto as Bill Breithen |
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Edith Edwards as Lore Falk |
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Friedl Haerlin as Roselle |
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Max Adalbert as Murrjahn, Museumsdiener |
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Hermann Blaß as Lewinsohn |
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Paul Henckels as Professor Wrede |
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Fritz Odemar as Hempel |
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Hermann Vallentin as Wirt |
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Paul Rehkopf as Museumsführer |
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Otto Laubinger as Bellamico |
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Frigga Braut as Fräulein Tausendschön |
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Julius E. Herrmann as Kommissar Knägge |
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Heinz Glahn as Dr. Steffensohn |
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Erika Unruh as Lehrerin |
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Olivia Fried as Cölestine |
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Theodor Thony as Franzose |
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Ernst Pröckl as Reporter |
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Erich Kestin as Fotograf |
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Margitta Zonewa as Zigeunerin |
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Ferdinand Hart as Wachtmeister Enke |
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Molly Ondeyna as |
| Camera | Werner Bohne | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Eugen Schüfftan | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Philipp Lothar Mayring | Director |
| Directing | Erich Schmidt | Director |
| Crew | Jens Keith | Choreographer |
| Crew | Werner Schlichting | Scenic Artist |
| Sound | Walter Tjaden | Sound |
| Production | Bruno Duday | Producer |
| Sound | Hans May | Music Director |
| Sound | Jens Keith | Music |
| Writing | Irma von Cube | Screenplay |
| Writing | Philipp Lothar Mayring | Screenplay |
