Die Kleine Stadt Will Schlafen Gehn (1954)
Die Klein Stadt Will Schlafen Gehn translates literally to Little Town Will Go to Sleep. The town in question is a "respectable" German community, thrown into an uproar when a mail bag is stolen. It seems that the bag contained several compromising letters, which, if discovered, will result in a lot of trouble for a lot of local citizens. Somehow or other, the populace comes to the conclusion that the town's "black sheep," a hedonistic sculptor, is in possession of the letters, and that's where the fun begins. The fact that the film manages to squeeze in a bit of nudity enhanced its salability in America. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- Gustav Froehlich, Jester Naefe, (more)
Synopsis of Die Kleine Stadt Will Schlafen Gehn
Die Klein Stadt Will Schlafen Gehn translates literally to Little Town Will Go to Sleep. The town in question is a "respectable" German community, thrown into an uproar when a mail bag is stolen. It seems that the bag contained several compromising letters, which, if discovered, will result in a lot of trouble for a lot of local citizens. Somehow or other, the populace comes to the conclusion that the town's "black sheep," a hedonistic sculptor, is in possession of the letters, and that's where the fun begins. The fact that the film manages to squeeze in a bit of nudity enhanced its salability in America. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Die Kleine Stadt Will Schlafen Gehn
- Gustav Froehlich - Peter Bruck
- Helen Vita - Fraeulein Lissy
- Alexander Golling - Burgermeister
- Margit Symo - Rita Heinrich
- Jester Naefe - Ingrid Altmann
- Harald Paulsen - Fritz Waldvogel
- Gerda Maurus - Charlotte Altmann
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