Syntipukki (1935)
Overview
Adalbert "Mussu" Koikkalainen inherits 9,000 marks from his uncle. To buy a milk shop, Koikkalainen needs another thousand marks and work experience, so he applies for a job at the department store Sampo, where he is hired as a scapegoat to receive customer complaints. The saleswoman Irja Salo, who is under threat of dismissal, falls in love with the general manager Vaara, whom she thinks is a traveling salesman.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fi |
| Popularity | 0.564 |
Directed By
Erkki Karu
Crew
Aarne Kajonterä
Olavi Suominen
Karl Fager
W. Wahlroos
Agapetus
A.J. Tenhovaara
Kurt Vilja
Kalle Peronkoski
Kalle Havas
Hellä Laiho
Yrjö Norta
Olavi Suominen
Alexander Saxelin
Erkki Karu
Georg Malmstén
Eino Kari
Eino Kari
Erkki Karu
Agapetus
TOP CAST
Ester Toivonen
Irja Salo
Kaarlo Kartio
Frans Esko Ylermi Adalbert Koikkalainen
Jaakko Korhonen
Vaara
Tyyne Jauri
Mrs. Aro
Aku Käyhkö
Aro
Tyyne Haarla
Mrs. Ilola
Kaija Suonio
Mrs. Koikkalainen
Heikki Välisalmi
Miettinen
Iivari Kainulainen
(uncredited)
Eija Hiltunen
(uncredited)
Olavi Suominen
(uncredited)
Ida Salmi
(uncredited)
Ossi Korhonen
(uncredited)
Ansa Ikonen
(uncredited)
Uuno Montonen
(uncredited)
Laila Rihte
(uncredited)
Yrjö Haapanen
(uncredited)
Liisa Nevalainen
(uncredited)
Kaisu Puuska
(uncredited)
Laura Tudeer
(uncredited)
Kaarlo Hiltunen
(uncredited)
Margarita Särkkä
(uncredited)
Artturi Järviluoma
(uncredited)
Kyösti Käyhkö
(uncredited)
Orvokki Siponen
(uncredited)
Asser Fagerström
(uncredited)
Eino Katajavuori
(uncredited)
Helge Pahlman
(uncredited)
Viljo Vesterinen
(uncredited)
Georg Malmstén
(uncredited)
Jaana Ylhä
(uncredited)
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