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Ulbo Garvema
Directed by	Maurits Binger
Written by	Ernest Scheidius
Release date	2 November 1917
Country	Netherlands
Language	Silent

Ulbo Garvema is a 1917 Dutch silent film directed by Maurits Binger.

Cast

Frederick Vogeding - Baron van Walden / Alfred
Cor Smits - Jan van Oort
Annie Bos - Jan van Oort's dochter / Jonge Anna
Jan van Dommelen - Hendrik
Antoinette Sohns - Gravin
Paula de Waart - Jan van Oort's vrouw
Lily Bouwmeester - Anna als kind
Pierre Perin - Anna's verloofde
Lola Cornero - Meid
Fred Homann - Dokter
Ernst Winar

External links

Ulbo Garvema at IMDb

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