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The Love Melody (1934)

The film revolves around a wealthy man who loves a foreign dancer. Another person who works for the wealthy man also falls in love with this dancer, which leads to his wife's suspicions. She complains to her brother, who argues with his sister's husband. This argument results in the wife's brother being shot, the husband fleeing, and the wife dying after giving birth to a daughter.
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The film revolves around a wealthy man who loves a foreign dancer. Another person who works for the wealthy man also falls in love with this dancer, which leads to his wife's suspicions. She complains to her brother, who argues with his sister's husband. This argument results in the wife's brother being shot, the husband fleeing, and the wife dying after giving birth to a daughter.

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Genre:Drama, Music
Directed By:Mario Volpe
Written By:Edmond Nahas, Stephan Rosti
In Theaters:1/21/1934
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:La Compagnie Arabe de Cinema

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