American Ambassador in China (1918) frees his Magyar wife, Victoria, when he learns that her heart belongs to the Captain of Hungarian hussars, erroneously reported killed in the war.
Bibliographic Details
| Main Authors: |
Abraham, Paul, 1892-1960
(Composer),
Kállai, Istvan
(Adapter) |
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| Corporate Authors: |
Budapesti Operettszínház
(Performer),
Videoland (Firm) |
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| Other Authors: |
Földes, Imre, 1881-1958
(Librettist),
Harmath, Imre, 1890-1940
(Librettist),
Szinetár, Miklós
(Director),
Adamik, Ágnes
(Director),
Bánki, Iván
(Producer),
Gábor, József
(Producer),
Kalocsai, Zsuzsa
(Performer),
Harsányi, Frigyes, 1941-
(Performer),
Makláry, László
(Conductor),
Pethő, László
(Choreographer),
Papp, Csaba
(Choreographer) |
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| Format: | Video
DVD
|
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| Language: | Hungarian |
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| Language Notes: | Sung in Hungarian; subtitles in English, French, German, Italian & Spanish. |
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| Published: |
Vienna :
Videoland,
[2008]
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| Subjects: | |
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