WEEK-END IN PARADISE

Weekend in Paradise (German: Weekend im Paradies) is a 1931 German musical comedy film directed by Robert Land and starring Trude Berliner, Claire Rommer, and Julius Falkenstein. It was remade in 1952.

The film's art direction was by Robert Neppach and Erwin Scharf.

Plot:

Hard-working civil servant Dittchen hasn't been promoted for years. Colleagues pass all the work on to him. He gets a visit from the state parliamentarian, Haubenschildt, who complains about immoral goings-on in the weekend hotel "Paradies". Dittchen takes this as an opportunity to investigate the hotel. There he discovers all his superiors. Because nobody wants to be listed in the official report, Dittchen is urged to remove the names of his superiors from the files. In return, he is promoted several times.

Cast:

Otto Wallburg as Regierungsrat Dittchen

Claire Rommer as Hedwig, Dittchens Frau

Julius Falkenstein as Ministerialdirektor Dr. Grimeisen

Walter Steinbeck as Ministerialrat Breitenbach

Anton Pointner as Oberregierungsrat von Giersdorf

Wolf von Rothberg as Regierungsassessor Winkler

Aenne Goerling as Adele Haubenschildt, Landtagsabgeordnete

Trude Berliner as Tutti, Animierdame

Else Elster as Lore Dietrich, Stenotypistin

Hans Halden as Wuttke, Bürodiener

Franz Weber as Seidel, Kriminalwachtmeister

Hans Hermann Schaufuß as Badrian, Villenbesitzer

Paul Westermeier as Brose, Diener im "Hotel Paradies"

Kurt Lilien as Löffler, Portier

Eva L'Arronge as Olly

Siegfried Breuer as Schmidt