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Thou Art My Joy 

Tenor Mario Monti is searching for his wife Bianca's daughter, who is believed to be dead. Before Mario, Bianca was married to Carlo Scarpia, Mario's patron. When Carlo discovered that his wife and Mario were having an affair, he left them both and, as he was leaving, told Bianca that their daughter Mary had died. In reality, she grew up without knowing her real parents. Mario tracks Mary down in Munich, where she works as a ballerina at the State Opera.
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Tenor Mario Monti is searching for his wife Bianca's daughter, who is believed to be dead. Before Mario, Bianca was married to Carlo Scarpia, Mario's patron. When Carlo discovered that his wife and Mario were having an affair, he left them both and, as he was leaving, told Bianca that their daughter Mary had died. In reality, she grew up without knowing her real parents. Mario tracks Mary down in Munich, where she works as a ballerina at the State Opera.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Karlheinz Martin
Written By:Walter Wassermann, Lotte Neumann
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Bavaria Film

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Karlheinz Martin

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Beniamino Gigli

Mario Monti

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Isa Miranda

Mary Hofer & Bianca Monti

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Hubert von Meyerinck

Dr.Hofreuter - Rechtsanwalt

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Josef Sieber

Carlo Scarpa

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Gustav Waldau

Griesebach

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Joe Stöckel

Penzinger

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Annie Markart

Nina

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Liesl Karlstadt

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Eric Helgar

Kurt Hellwig - ein Tenor

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Maria Cornelius

Singer: Opernteil

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Ludwig Weber

Singer: Opernteil

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