"Film scene from the German silent film ""Der goldene Abgrund"" by Mario Bonnard from 1927: In the middle, the actress Liane Haid in the leading female role. [automated translation]"

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4961 x 3549 px | 42 x 30 cm | 16.5 x 11.8 inches | 300dpi

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1 January 1927

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"Scene from ""The Golden Abyss"", 1927". "Film scene from the German silent film ""Der goldene Abgrund"" by Mario Bonnard from 1927: In the middle, the actress Liane Haid in the leading female role. [automated translation]". Date created: 01/01/1927-31/12/1927

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"Film scene from the German silent film ""Der goldene Abgrund"" by Mario Bonnard from 1927: In the middle, the actress Liane Haid in the leading female role. [automated translation]"

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