Married in Hollywood
1929 film
- September 1929 (1929-09) (US)
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Married in Hollywood (1929) is an American musical film. The only footage known to survive is the final reel, filmed in Multicolor, held by the UCLA Film and Television Archive.[1] The film is based on two Oscar Straus operettas.
Plot
A showgirl, part of a troupe, tours Europe where she falls in love with a Balkan prince. The prince's parents disapprove and attempt to put a stop to the romance. A revolution occurs and the prince and the showgirl elope to Hollywood.
Cast
- J. Harold Murray as Prince Nicholai
- Norma Terris as Mary Lou Hopkins / Mitzi Hofman
- Walter Catlett as Joe Glitner
- Irene Palasty as Annushka
- Lennox Pawle as King Alexander
- Tom Patricola as Mahai
- Evelyn Hall as Queen Louise
- John Garrick as Stage Prince
- Douglas Gilmore as Adjutant Octvian
- Gloria Grey as Charlotte
- Jack Stambaugh as Captain Jacobi
- Bert Sprotte as Herr von Herzen
- Leila Karnelly as Frau von Herzen
- Paul Ralli as Namari
- Donald Gallaher as Movie Director
- Carey Harrison as Detective
- Roy Seegar as Detective
Soundtrack
- Dance Away the Night (not to be confused with the similarly titled song from the original London production of Show Boat)
- Music by Dave Stamper
- Lyrics by Harlan Thompson
- Peasant Love Song
- Music by Dave Stamper
- Lyrics by Harlan Thompson
- Once Upon A Time
- Music by Dave Stamper
- Lyrics by Harlan Thompson
- A Man, A Maid
- Music by Oscar Straus
- Lyrics by Harlan Thompson
- Deep In Love
- Music by Oscar Straus
- Lyrics by Harlan Thompson
- Bridal Chorus
- Music by Arthur Kay
- Lyrics by Harlan Thompson
- National Anthem
- Music by Arthur Kay
- Lyrics by Harlan Thompson
Foreign releases
The film is known as:
- Brazil and Portugal: Casados em Hollywood
- Denmark: Den wienske Nattergal
- Finland: Häät Hollywoodissa
- France: Mariés à Hollywood
- Greece: Παντρεμένος στο Χόλιγουντ (Pantremmenoi sto Hollywood)
- Hungary: A herceg és a táncosnő
- Italy: Maritati ad Hollywood
- Japan: ホリウッド結婚 (Hollywood Kekkon)
- Latin America and Spain: Casados en Hollywood
- Swedish: Bröllop i Hollywood
See also
- List of incomplete or partially lost films
- List of early sound feature films (1926–1929)
- List of early color feature films
References
- ^ "List of Films Preserved by the UCLA Film & Television Archive". Packard Humanities Institute. Retrieved May 8, 2016.
External links
- Married in Hollywood at IMDb
- 24 frames of the film on YouTube
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