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Die Geisterbahn

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1967
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Die Geisterbahn

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Autor: Werner Helmes

produziert in: 1967

produziert von: SWF

Laufzeit: 29 Minuten

Genre: Krimi

Erstsendung: 09.02.1968

Regie: Peter Michel Ladiges

Inhalt:

Manfred könnte die Apotheke seines Chefs übernehmen, wenn er 250 000 DM hätte. Die hat er aber nicht, im Gegensatz zu seiner Tante. Aber die alte Dame lässt ihn im Ungewissen. Nach einer Fahrt mit der Geisterbahn ist sie tot.

Sprecher:

Robert Michal (Kommissar Trimbs)

Ludwig Thiesen (Manfred)

Ida Ehre (Tante)

Karlheinz Schilling (Apotheker)

Walter Jokisch (Redakteur)

Anneliese Benz (Fotografin)

Robert Rathke (Schausteller)

Helmes Werner (1925-2008) schrieb Hör- und Fernsehspiele, Romane und Theaterstücke.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Werner Helmes - SWF 1967)

    No date given · 26 min

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  1. Die Geisterbahn (Werner Helmes - SWF 1967)

    Hörspiele · Werner Helmes · 1 episode here · archive.org

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