Summary
In the labyrinthine world of a 1920s dance palace, a love affair between Werner Ehlermann and Erika Heinicke, daughter of his general manager, becomes entangled in a web of familial deceit. Werner’s younger brother, Fritz, orchestrates a cunning scheme, framing General Manager Heinicke for embezzlement, leading to his wrongful imprisonment. Upon his release, the elder Heinicke, consumed by the need to clear his name and restore his honor, embarks on a desperate quest for the truth. However, his path to vindication is abruptly complicated by a grim discovery: Fritz, the architect of his downfall, is dead, leaving a trail of unanswered questions and a lingering shadow of injustice.
Experiences from a dance palace. Werner Ehlermann loves Erika Heinicke, the daughter of his general manager. Werner's younger brother Fritz arrange so that GM Henicke, who is responsible for finances, is immediately suspected of having embezzled the company's resources. When Heinicke is released from prison he wants to clear himself from the crime. But Fritz is dead.
