A Song for You Trailer

A Song for You Trailer (1933)

14 April 1933 Comedy 89 mins

During a concert tour, famous tenor Riccardo Gatti meets Lixie at an Aida rehearsal and takes her for a ballet dancer. She is in fact trying to get a position for her boyfriend, so she accepts Gatti's date for supper. When she runs away he publishes a newspaper ad offering to give a concert anywhere she chooses if she shows up. She chooses a swimming pool hoping to discourage him, but he accepts.

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Cast

Jan Kiepura

as Riccardo Gatti

Jenny Jugo

as Lixie

Paul Kemp

as Charlie

Ida Wüst

as Tante Ida

Ralph Arthur Roberts

as Baron Kleeberg

Paul Hörbiger

as Schindler

Julius Falkenstein

as Rundfunkbeamter

Karl Stepanek

as Theo Bruckner

Leonard Steckel

as Opern-Regisseur

Maria Koppenhöfer

as Frau Vogelmeyer

Theodor Thony

as Kellner

International Releases Dates

Germany 14 April 1933

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