Cast
- Emil Jannings as 'Hotelportier' (hotel doorman)
- Maly Delschaft as 'seine Nichte' (his niece)
- Max Hiller as 'ihr Bräutigam' (her bridegroom)
- Emilie Kurz as Bridegroom's aunt
- Hans Unterkircher as 'Geschäftsführer' (hotel manager)
- Olaf Storm as 'junger Gast' (young guest)
- Hermann Vallentin as 'spitzbäuchiger Gast' (guest with pot belly)
- Georg John as 'Nachtwächter' (night watchman)
- Emmy Wydaa as 'dünne Nachbarin' (thin neighbor)
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