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Unfinished Symphony
Composer Franz Schubert--broke, struggling and unhappy--gets a break when a wealthy friend wangles him an invitation to a command performance in front of a princess of the royal family. Schubert performs a version of his new work, "Symphony in B Minor", for the princess, but a misunderstanding results in Schubert storming out of the concert in a rage. Complications ensue. English-language version of "Leise flehen meine Lieder."
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Composer Franz Schubert--broke, struggling and unhappy--gets a break when a wealthy friend wangles him an invitation to a command performance in front of a princess of the royal family. Schubert performs a version of his new work, "Symphony in B Minor", for the princess, but a misunderstanding results in Schubert storming out of the concert in a rage. Complications ensue. English-language version of "Leise flehen meine Lieder."
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Genre:Drama, Music, Romance
Written By:Willi Forst, Benn W. Levy, Walter Reisch
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Gaumont-British Picture Corporation, Cine-Allianz Tonfilmproduktions GmbH
Cast
Anthony Asquith, Willi Forst
Director
Mártha Eggerth
Caroline Esterhazy
Helen Chandler
Emmie Passeuter
Hans Járay
Franz Schubert
Eliot Makeham
Joseph Passenter
Ronald Squire
Count Esterhazy
Beryl Laverick
Mary Esterhazy
Cecil Humphreys
Salieri
Hermine Sterler
Princess Kinsky
Esme Percy
Huettenbrenner
Frida Richard
Schubert's Landlady
Paul Wagner
Lt. Folliot
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