Christmas at Cobbler's Street
Dec 01 1979
•8h 0m
•Probably one of the greatest pre-Christmas calendar serials ever made. First published in 1979, still being demanded by viewers We meet shoemaker Jens Petrus Andersen and his pet "Tøflus". We also meet Jens Petrus' neighbours and friends. 24 episodes.
Cast
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Henki Kolstad
Skomaker Andersen
Åsmund Huser
Tøfflus (voice)
Tone E. Eriksen
Stine
Knut Risan
Blomsterhandler Rosengren
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