When the Village Music Plays on Sunday Nights

When the Village Music Plays on Sunday Nights (1953) is a drama, romance film directed by Rudolf Schündler rated 5.8/10.

When the successful trumpeter Jonny has nearly all his concert earnings seized by tax collector Weber, he has had enough: he packs up his trumpet and travels to the Black Forest. Along the way, he encounters the musical vagabonds Tünnes and Nachtigall; he initially gives them a lift, but after his car is also confiscated by the police, he walks with them to the village of Todtmoos. There, he checks into a guesthouse and promptly falls in love with the innkeeper's daughter, Rosl.

Cast

Rudolf Prack

Martin

Walter Müller

Johnny

O.E. Hasse

Bruckner

Erwin Biegel

Weber

Erna Haffner

Lydia

Ingeborg Körner

Kati Ertl

Bruce Low

Sänger

Bruno W. Pantel

Kasper

Kurt Pratsch-Kaufmann

Dagobert

Kurt Reimann

Nachtigall

Ludwig Schmitz

Tünnes

Maria Sebaldt

Rosi