His Majesty's Adjutant (German: Der Adjutant seiner Hoheit) is a Czechoslovak comedy film directed by Martin Frič. It was released in 1933.

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• Vlasta Burian - Adjutant Patera
• Gretl Theimer - Pepi Kalasch
• Werner Fuetterer - Prinz Eugen
• Anni Markart - Prinzessin Anna Luise
• Hans Götz - Oberleutnant Kinzel
• Emmy Carpentier - Bardame
• Josef Vaverka
• Else Lord - Chansonière
• Leo Dudek - Fiakerhälter (as Leopold Dudek)
• Otto Ströhlin - Mader

• His Majesty's Adjutant at IMDb

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