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A charming Parisian street singer dreams of a wealthy patron, but her life takes an unexpected turn when a duke, disguised as a commoner, falls for her. Their budding romance is complicated by the duke's responsibilities and the singer's own aspirations. The film follows their humorous and sometimes poignant journey as they navigate class differences and societal expectations.

The film was generally well-received by critics for its lighthearted tone, musical numbers, and the chemistry between its stars. Audiences enjoyed the escapist entertainment and the classic Lubitsch style.

• Praised for its witty dialogue and charming performances.

• Applauded for its delightful musical numbers and romantic storyline.

• Recognized for Ernst Lubitsch's signature sophisticated comedic touch.

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None notable.

While Marlene Dietrich was already an international star by 1933, this film reunited her with Maurice Chevalier, with whom she had previously starred in 'Gigi' (1929), though that was a stage production.