June Fifth (forbidden by Allied military censorship)
Drama, Propaganda, War
1936
Three Girls Around Schubert
Drei Mäderl um Schubert (Original Title)
"Drei Mäderl um Schubert" (1936), also known as "Three Girls for Schubert" or "Three Girls Around Schubert," is a German historical romance film directed by E.W. Emo. It tells the story of composer Franz Schubert's romantic entanglements with three sisters from the same family. The film depicts Schubert's relationships with the sisters, Hederl and Hannerl, highlighting his initial attraction to each. But, Franz doesn't realize that it's Heiderl who truly loves him.
Additional materials
Leise flehen meine Lieder (Gently My Songs Entreat ), 1933
Das Dreimäderlhaus (The Three Girls' House), 1958
Admin comments
“Made with a light touch and threaded with music adapted from the composer’s work, it abounds in old Viennese atmosphere and is made a success by the excellent acting of the cast and the fine direction by E.W Emo. “ Variety 9/16/1936.
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