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Schani, Johan Strauss Jr., has fallen in love with the daughter of the town’s baker. While he is playing music for her, the…

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Genre: British, Romance.

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Summary: Schani, Johan Strauss Jr., has fallen in love with the daughter of the town's baker. While he is playing music for her, the Countess overhears and decides to hire him to write a song for her. Schani's girlfriend doesn't approve of him working for the Countess... What will he do?
Decade: 30s
Genres: British, Romance
Directed by: Alfred Hitchcock

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"Waltzes From Vienna" (1934) Cast:

Esmond Knight - Johann "Schani" Strauss, the Younger
Jessie Matthews - Rasi
Edmund Gwenn - Johann Strauss
Fay Compton - Countess Helga von Stahl
Frank Vosper - Prince Gustav
Robert Hale - Ebezeder
Marcus Barron - Drexter
Charles Heslop - Valet
Betty Huntley-Wright - Lady's Maid
Hindle Edgar - Leopold
Sybil Grove - Mme. Fouchett
Billy Shine Jr. - Carl
Bertram Dench - Engine driver
B. M. Lewis - Domeyer
Cyril Smith - Secretary

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2 Comments

frank roberts October 29th, 2014 at 7:37 am

Delightful nothing more. In spite of the title, there was very little music.
What there was gets four stars. I love
“The Great Waltz.” This was a poor
relation. Nothing Hitchcockian about this.
The brightest spot was delightful Jessie
Matthews.
Christopher Myers September 28th, 2020 at 7:20 pm

Bravo! Bravo! A toast to the Strauss family! Ah, “The Blue Danube.” So beautiful. So moving. It brings a tear to my eye. I have not waltzed in forty-four years. I must do it. I must do it. And a toast to you, Mr. bnw, for providing the movie. It was worth watching if for no other reason than to be reminded of that one beautiful, exhilarating, piece of music.