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A Waltz by Strauss
Musical extravaganza, also filmed in a French language version, based on the life of Johann Strauss.
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Musical extravaganza, also filmed in a French language version, based on the life of Johann Strauss.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Paul Beyer
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Studio:Splendid Film Company
Cast
Conrad Wiene
Director
Hans Junkermann
Johann Strauß - der Vater
Gustav Fröhlich
Johann Strauß - der Sohn
Julia Serda
Mutter Strauß
Maria Paudler
Lisl Deisinger
Fritz Spira
Der Lamperl-Hirsch
Julius Falkenstein
Der Herr Kritiker
Ernst Pittschau
Der Bräutigam
Ferdinand Bonn
Drechsler, Domorganist
Alexander Murski
Großfürst Sergej
Valerie Boothby
Seine Tochter Jelisaweta
Irma Godau
Die Trampusch - Prima-Ballerina
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