The Waltz Dream
Austrian actress Mady Christians stars alongside German matinee idol Willy Fritsch in this adaptation of the Oscar Straus operetta about a Prince who, after falling for a Viennese girl, becomes obsessed with the city and its customs.
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Austrian actress Mady Christians stars alongside German matinee idol Willy Fritsch in this adaptation of the Oscar Straus operetta about a Prince who, after falling for a Viennese girl, becomes obsessed with the city and its customs.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Felix Dormann, Leopold Jacobson, Norbert Falk, Robert Liebmann
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:UFA
Cast
Ludwig Berger
Director
Willy Fritsch
Nicholas Graf Preyn
Mady Christians
Prinzessin Alix
Xenia Desni
Franzi Steingruber
Lydia Potechina
Steffi, Bassistin
Mathilde Sussin
Frl. von Koeckeritz
Karl Beckersachs
Erzherzog Peter Franz
Julius Falkenstein
Rockhoff von Hoffrock
Hans Brausewetter
Der Pikkolo
Jakob Tiedtke
Eberhard XXIII von Flausenthurm
Lucie Höflich
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