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Hoheit tanzt Walzer
The young musician and composer Josef lives with Beethoven's music copyist in Grinzing. In the evenings, he plays for dances in the Prater, often his own melodies, although he doesn't make much effort to spread them, as they're almost all waltzes, a dance not well-regarded in high society because they're too sweaty. When one evening a lively princess—fresh from the convent—mingles incognito with the Prater crowd and falls in love with the dashing conductor Josef, an entire cultural system of values begins to crumble.
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The young musician and composer Josef lives with Beethoven's music copyist in Grinzing. In the evenings, he plays for dances in the Prater, often his own melodies, although he doesn't make much effort to spread them, as they're almost all waltzes, a dance not well-regarded in high society because they're too sweaty. When one evening a lively princess—fresh from the convent—mingles incognito with the Prater crowd and falls in love with the dashing conductor Josef, an entire cultural system of values begins to crumble.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Max Neufeld
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Studio:Elektafilm
Cast
Max Neufeld
Director
Hans Járay
Josef Langer
Irén Ágay
Prinzessin Marika
Maria Balcerkiewiczówna
Gräfin Lubowska
Alexander Fischer-Marich
Hofer, der Notenkopist
André Mattoni
Prinz Georg
Phillis Fehr
Liesl, Fürst Hohenaus Tochter
Hans Homma
Fürst Franz von Hohenau
Anna Kallina
Fürstin Agnes von Hohenau
Sylvia de Bettini
Steffi
Eugen Neufeld
Salieri
Camilla Spira
Gast im Praterlokal
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