Countess Doddy

Countess Doddy (German: Komtesse Doddy) is a 1919 German silent comedy film directed by Georg Jacoby and starring Pola Negri, Harry Liedtke and Victor Janson.[1] The film's sets were designed by the art director Kurt Richter.In alphabetical orderThis article related to a German film of the 1910s is a stub.You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.
GermanGeorg JacobyHanns KrälyPaul DavidsonPola NegriHarry LiedtkeVictor JansonTheodor SparkuhlSilentintertitlescomedy filmart directorKurt RichterGeorg BaseltMax KronertPaul MorganHans Adalbert SchlettowHermann ThimigEmmy WydaKotowski, MariuszUniversity Press of KentuckyThe DancerBogdan StimoffUnusableJan Vermeulen, the Miller of FlandersThe Seeds of LifeThe Flyer from GoerzVendettaOut of the DepthsThe Carousel of LifeThe Teahouse of the Ten Lotus FlowersSuperstitionThe Woman at the CrossroadsThe Swabian MaidenIndian RevengeThe Sins of the MotherPeter Voss, Thief of MillionsHis Excellency from MadagascarThe Big ShotThe Little NapoleonParadise in the SnowQuo VadisDoes a Woman Have to Become a Mother?Comedians of LifeHussar FeverCock of the RoostCircus RomanelliThe Pride of the CompanyAccommodations for MarriageThe Ride in the SunIntoxicated LoveThe Hunt for the BrideThe Island of Forbidden KissesThe FakeNameless WomanThe Weekend BrideThe JokerThe PhysicianPerjuryCircumstantial EvidenceWomen on the EdgeA Mother's LovePension SchöllerJosef the ChasteMoney on the StreetThe Widow's BallHooray, It's a Boy!Storm in a Water GlassThe Spanish FlyMelody of LoveThe Big BluffTell Me Who You AreAn Evening VisitPolice ReportThe Daring SwimmerTales from the Vienna WoodsThe Csardas PrincessThe Last WaltzMarriage StrikeThe Beggar StudentGasparoneThe Chief WitnessA Night in MayThe Curtain FallsKora TerryWomen Are Better DiplomatsThe Woman of My DreamsChild of the DanubeSensation in San RemoSpring on IceMask in BlueThe DivorcéeHello, My Name Is CoxThree Girls from the RhineThree Days Confined to BarracksAt the Green Cockatoo by NightThe Schimeck FamilyThe Night Before the PremiereBombs on Monte Carlo