< Die sexgierigen Töchter

• Kohlhiesel's Daughters
• Kohlpiesels Töchter soft version, and hard version from Videorama
• Pornostadl: Die sexgierigen Töchter Herzog

• Christa Abel plays Emma, the mother, non-sex
• Dorle Buchner as Doris Brauner, plays Paula, a daughter
• Eva Schmidt plays Petra, a daughter
• Margitta Hofer as Marianne Welz, plays Fritzi, a daughter
• Marion Brandmeier as Marion Brandt, plays Franzi, a daughter

Males include -

• Peter Steiner, as Peter Hinrichsen, plays Wilhelm Kohlpiesel, the father, non-sex
• Mario Pollak plays Fritz, the cosmetician
• Siggi Buchner plays Paul, Paula's fiancé
• Sascha Atzenbeck plays Peter, Petra's fiancé
• Horst Sieger, non-sex as always, plays Uncle Gustav the guesthouse keeper
• unidentified (may be Manfred Walser) plays Franz, the textiles salesman

Possibly the most liberal adaptation of the Hanns Kräly play Kohlhiesels Töchter (sic.), based on a Bavarian folk story. Wilhelm Kohlpiesel is a wealthy cabbage farmer. He has four daughters; two beautiful younger ones (Paula and Petra), two ugly older ones (Fritzi and Franzi). Petra and Paula have men to marry. However the tradition insists that the older daughters must marry first. The case of Fritzi and Franzi seems to be hopeless, but Kohlpiesel makes a plan. He has two men at his guesthouse, a cosmetician and a textiles salesman. Kohlpiesel will make the men marry his daughters. He sends Petra and Paula to the guesthouse and they tempt the men by their talent in sucking Weißwurst. The girls tell them to come to their house at night and they will find a ladder to get into their room. Fritz and Franz do what they are told. In the morning, Kohlpiesel enters the room and tells the men that he will call the police unless they marry his daughters. The men agree but they find themselves to be in the bed of the ugly girls. While Kohlpiesel has a chat with the men, Fritzi and Franzi find cosmetics and nice clothes in the men's bags. Yes, they are pretty now! Kohlpiesel holds a banquet. At the banquet, it is revealed that he also has a son from an adulterous relationship. He is more than happy to discover a male heir and to have his daughters married off.

B.S.

The soft version Kohlpiesels Töchter isn't merely an edited version, but consists of totally different scenes which obviously were produced expressly for this version. (Later information received 16/7/08)