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Und du mein Schatz fährst mit
Opera singer Maria Seydlitz has just left her fiancé because he put her between the choice of husband or profession when she receives a telegram from New York: an unknown person hires her for a large fee at the theater Maria accepts the offer... The film is based on the novel of the same name by Hans Rudolf Berndorff. The film was shot from July to September 1936 on the Neubabelsberg outdoor area and on the passenger ship "Bremen“. He experienced on the 15th. Its premiere in January 1937 in Berlin's Gloria-Palast.
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Plot Summary
A young man dreams of becoming a singer and songwriter, facing various comical obstacles in his pursuit. He encounters eccentric characters and situations that test his resolve and talent. Ultimately, his passion and perseverance lead him to a chance at fulfilling his musical ambitions.
Critical Reception
This lighthearted German musical comedy was a product of its time, generally well-received for its escapist entertainment value and musical numbers. Contemporary reviews often highlighted its comedic elements and the performances of its cast, particularly Leo Slezak. Critical reception was largely positive within the context of popular German cinema of the late 1930s.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its charming musical sequences and comedic performances.
Seen as a pleasant and diverting example of German musical comedy.
Appreciated for its optimistic and lighthearted tone.
Google audience: Audience reception data for this film is not readily available through Google Reviews, but historical context suggests it was enjoyed as a mainstream entertainment piece.
Fun Fact
The film features the renowned opera singer Leo Slezak, who was famous for his powerful voice and often played jovial, larger-than-life characters.
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