Married in Hollywood Trailer

Married in Hollywood Trailer (1929)

22 September 1929 Music 110 mins

Heir to a Balkan throne, Prince Nicholai falls in love with an American vocalist who is touring with an operetta company in Europe. When he makes known his intention to renounce his heritage and marry Mary Lou, his mother has him locked up and orders Mary Lou back to the United States.

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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

Evelyn Hall

as Queen Louise

Paul Ralli

as Namari

Herman Bing

as German Director

Wallace Ford

as Mitzi's Fan (uncredited)

Crew

Alice O'Neill

Alice O'Neill Costume Design

Sophie Wachner

Sophie Wachner Costume Design

Sol Halperin

Sol Halperin Director of Photography

Charles Van Enger

Charles Van Enger Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 22 September 1929

Production Companies

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