The Blue Danube Trailer

The Blue Danube Trailer (1928)

11 March 1928 Romance 70 mins

Marguerite, the beauty of an Austrian village, loves the poverty-stricken Baron Erich von Statzen, although her mother is opposed to the affair, having been made suspicious by the hunchback Ludwig, who is smitten by Marguerite's charms and insanely jealous of Statzen. Statzen's uncle would have him marry Helena Boursch, the local brewer's daughter, to save his dwindling estate. Ordered to the front when war is declared, Statzen is forced to leave without saying goodby to Marguerite.

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Cast

Leatrice Joy

as Marguerite

Nils Asther

as Erich von Statzen

Seena Owen

as Helena Boursch

Albert Gran

as Herr Boursch

Crew

Anton Grot

Anton Grot Art Direction

Adrian

Adrian Costume Design

William J. Scully

William J. Scully Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United States 11 March 1928

Production Companies

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