Fin is Anton Wibbel’s wife. During carnival she dresses as a witch and goes out with friends, while Anton’s jealousy makes him uneasy. After Mattes dies while serving Anton’s sentence, she publicly presents herself as a widow and rejects the advances of Mölfes and Bosty. She later helps sustain Anton’s cover story as Jimmy, marries him again, and is questioned by police when the deception is exposed.
Irene is the managing director's daughter and proposes that competent Karl be appointed provisionally to lead the retail department. Office gossip then casts her as Karl's lover, helping explain his new wealth and lifestyle in Eva's eyes, though the summary does not establish a romance between them. Her engagement is the news that clears up Eva's mistaken belief that Karl is her fiancé.
Valerie von Trattenbach’s maid. At the story’s conclusion, she marries Radler, the former adoptive father of Gustl.
Helga's sister who co-manages the family tavern after their father's death. She is well-regarded by the local folklore association president Schnabl and the town pharmacist, though she plays a minor role in the main conflicts.
A figure who advises Charles Bierwirth to give young Eva a chance to dance in pairs within the revue, recognizing her potential beyond her previous supporting role.
Hannelore Bollmann has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1947. Signature works include Das Hirtenlied vom Kaisertal, Das fröhliche Dorf, On the green field. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
