Den mandlige husassistent (1938)

Director
Arne Weel

Main cast
Osvald Helmuth; Axel Frische; Aage Schmidt; Karen Caspersen; Karin Nellemose

Genres
Comedy, Family

Description
The Male Housemaid is a Danish film from 1938. With script by Fleming Lynge & Svend Rindom. Direction by Arne Weel.


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