Drei Unteroffiziere
- Albert Hehn: Sergeant Rauscher
- Fritz Genschow: Sergeant Kohlhammerstraße
- William H. King: Sergeant Struve
- William Althaus: Captain Gruber
- Heinz Engelmann: Lieutenant Strehl
- Wolfgang Staudte: First Sergeant core
- Hermann Pfeiffer: Auxiliary Director Lohmann
- Ruth Hellberg: Actress Gerda
- Ingeborg von Kusserow: Switchboard Lisbeth
- Hilde Schneider: gymnastics teacher Kathe
- Claire Winter: Lotte seller
- Louise Morland: landlady Mrs. Werner
- Christian Kayssler: Kapellmeister Lautenbach
- Eduard Wandrey: Preysing actor
- Elisabeth Schwarzkopf: Carmen actress
- Günther Treptow: Don José actor
- Hermann Mayer Falkow: A colleague Gerda
- Waldemar Pottier
- Herbert Reichelt
- Herbert Scholz
Three NCOs is a 1939 turned Nazi propaganda film by Werner Hochbaum. He belongs to the subject films. The male lead roles are played by Albert Hehn as a sergeant Rauscher, Fritz Genschow as a sergeant carbon hammer and William H. King as Sergeant Struve.
Action
The three NCOs Rauscher, carbon hammer and Struve are group leader of the first train of the third company and temperamentally predisposed very different. Carbon Hammer is a go-getter with a weakness for beautiful women, Struve enjoys reading and trying to make it all right, Rauscher is a rather quiet person who makes a lot of thought to his future. Despite their differences, the three good friends.
One evening has Kohlhammerstraße fatally arranged simultaneously with two women, the one with the gym teacher Katherine, on the other hand with the telephone operator Lisbeth. Therefore, he wants Struve persuade to go in his place with Kathe. Since Struve actually need 20 soldiers to rehearsal, which in turn engaged Rauscher as its representative for the theater job. The latter agrees, but must ensure his fiancée Lotte cancel the evening appointment. Over the theatrical performance itself Rauscher in love with the actress Gerda, who reciprocated his affection, much to the displeasure of Kapellmeister Lautenbach, which Gerda not only promotes, but is himself in love with her. Because of the relationship, however, can according to Rauscher's achievements in the company, which is also his captain negative attention.
Rauscher wants despite repeated warnings well -meaning friends make his relationship with Gerda finally and officially separated from his fiancee Lotte. However, when then told him Gerdas landlady of Gerda's relationship to Lautenbach, Rauscher rushes furiously to the theater where it leads to all sorts of trouble. Gerda finally promises to separate from Lautenbach, but should Rauscher for traveling with her one week. Both the sergeant and the platoon leaders deny the little model sergeant vacation. To make matters worse even Rauscher's misconduct in the theater at the company is now reported. His friend Struve 's in it for him in the breach and takes the overdue prison term up.
When it finally comes even to a dispute between carbon hammer and Rauscher because Gerda, Struve and carbon hammer take the reins in hand and try to save the three friends. Struve asked Gerda to forego the journey that finally does. Carbon hammer tested for Rauscher, who sits contrary to orders in civil at the station, waiting for Gerda. He manages to persuade the friend to a change of heart and gives him surprising his own uniform, so Rauscher as commanded his troops to go into quarters. Carbon hammer must therefore be in Rauscher's civil suit to the police station, which now earns him a penalty. Finally, it is Rauscher himself, his lieutenant confesses the whole story and plead guilty. But the captain, who would actually severely punish his three sergeants, is enthusiastic about their sense camaraderie that will eventually give them tasks that they can prove themselves together.
Production and reception
The film was produced and presented by the Universum-Film AG Berlin. The German premiere took place on 31 March 1939.
During the filming had parts of several military units: From the Berlin guard regiment, the infantry training regiment ( both belonged to the roots of Division Greater Germany later), the Panzer Lehr Division and the Jagdgeschwader Richthofen.
After the end of World War II, the performance of the Supreme Command of the Allied Powers was placed under ban. Today, the exploitation rights are held by the Friedrich- Wilhelm -Murnau -Stiftung, which allows the screening of this film title only under special educational events.