Married in Hollywood is a 1929 American All-Talking pre-Code musical film directed by Marcel Silver. This lavishly produced film featured color sequences in the Multicolor process.
The film is based on two Oscar Straus operettas.
Plot A showgirl, part of a troupe, tours Europe where she falls in love with a Balkan prince. The prince's parents disapprove and attempt to put a stop to the romance. A revolution occurs and the prince and the showgirl elope to Hollywood.
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 Tom Patricola as Mahai Mother Esther MerrillEvelyn Hall as Queen Louise John Garrick as Stage Prince Douglas Gilmore as Adjutant Octvian Gloria Grey as Charlotte Jack Stambaugh as Captain Jacobi Bert Sprotte as Herr von Herzen Leila Karnelly as Frau von Herzen Paul Ralli as Namari Donald Gallaher as Movie Director Carey Harrison as Detective Roy Seegar as Detective
Soundtrack Dance Away the Night (not to be confused with the similarly titled song from the original London production of Show Boat) Music by Dave Stamper Lyrics by Harlan Thompson Peasant Love Song Music by Dave Stamper Lyrics by Harlan Thompson Once Upon A Time Music by Dave Stamper Lyrics by Harlan Thompson A Man, A Maid Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Harlan Thompson Deep In Love Music by Oscar Straus Lyrics by Harlan Thompson Bridal Chorus Music by Arthur Kay Lyrics by Harlan Thompson National Anthem Music by Arthur Kay Lyrics by Harlan Thompson
Preservation The only footage currently known to survive of the film is the final reel, which was filmed in Multicolor, held by the UCLA Film and Television Archive.
See also List of incomplete or partially lost films List of early sound feature films (1926–1929) List of early color feature films
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