Pabst, Georg Wilhelm	...	(Director)
Margarete Böhme, Rudolf Leonhardt	...	(Writer)
Louise Brooks	...	Thymian
André Roanne	...	Count Nicolas Osdorff
Josef Rovenský	...	Robert Henning
Fritz Rasp	...	Meinert
Vera Pawlowa	...	Aunt Frieda
Franziska Kinz	...	Meta
Arnold Korff	...	Elder Count Osdorff
Andrews Engelmann	...	The director of the establishment
Valeska Gert	...	The director's wife
Edith Meinhard	...	Erika
Sybille Schmitz	...	Elisabeth
Sig Arno	...	Guest
Kurt Gerron	...	Dr. Vitalis
Hedwig Schlichter	...
Hans Casparius	...
Josef Rovenský,	...	Robert Henning
Jaro Fürth	...
Emmy Wyda	...
Marfa Kassatskaya	...	(as M. Kasazkaya)
Sylvia Torf	...
Michael von Newlinsky	...
Sepp Allgeier	...	Cinematographer
Heinz Landsmann	...	Unit Production Manager
Fritz Arno Wagner	...	Cinematographer
Otto Stenzeel	...	Composer
Victor Skutezky	...	Production Manager
Emil Hasler	...	Art Director
Ernö Metzner	...	Art Director
Paul Falkenberg	...	Assistant Director
Marc Sorkin	...	Assistant Director

Summary: Thymiane is a beautiful young girl who is not having a storybook life. Her governess, Elizabeth, is thrown out of her home when she is pregnant, only to be later found drown. That same day, her father already has a new governess named Meta. Meinert, downstairs druggist, takes advance of her and gets Thymiane pregnant. When she refuses to marry, her baby is taken from her and she is put into a strict girls reform school. When Count Osdorff is unable to get the family to take her back, he waits for her to escape. She escapes with a friend and the friend goes with the Count while she goes to see her baby. Thymiane finds that her baby is dead, and the Count has put both girls up at a brothel. When her father dies, Thymiane marries the Count and becomes a Countess, but her past and her hatred of Meta will come back to her.