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Gepäckschein

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Gepäckschein 666 - Kinderabenteuer - Nach dem Roman von Alfred Weidemann Unsere Welt Vinyl 1973 Erzähler - Peter Mosbacher Peter Pfannroth - Helo Gutschwager Frau Pfannroth - Edith Hancke Sheriff, Peters Freund - Mario Dobe Hoteldirektor Adler - Hans Bergmann Spitzbart - Klaus Sonnenschein Joe - Heinz Spitzner Page Friedrich - Detlef Wendtland Francis Overseas - Mathias Einert Hoteldetektiv Meyer - Dieter Péau Kriominalkommissar Lukas - Peter Thom Inspektor - Horst Landsberg Beamter - K. Ansberg Dienstmann - Horst Pinnow Jimmy - Mark Sebastian Lautsprecherstimme - Ev Cranach Bearbeitung: Ursula Drews

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Hörspiel Unsere Welt 1973)

    No date given · 36 min

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  1. Gepäckschein 666 (Hörspiel Unsere Welt 1973)

    Listeners' uploads · 1 episode here · archive.org

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