One Night of Love (1934)
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Cast
as Mary Barrett
as Giulio Monteverdi
as Giulio Monteverdi
as Bill Houston
as Lally
as Angelina, Housekeeper
as Monteverdi's Assistant
as Galuppi
as Galuppi
as Frappazini
as Muriel
as Mary's Mother
as Mary's Father
as Impresario
as Cafe Proprietor
as Radio Announcer
as Stage Manager
as 1st Doctor
as 2nd Doctor
as Viennese Valet
as Florist
as Vegetable Man
as Stage Director
as Opera Director
as Pinkerton
as Captain of Italian Yacht
as German Girl
as Taxi Driver
as Cora Florida
as Opera Director
as Radio Judge
as Stage Manager
as Call Boy
as Flower Store Man
as Steward
as Judge
as Sugar Daddy
as Man
as Man
as Man
Critic Reviews for One Night of Love
All Critics (5) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (2)
One Night of Love is basically an operatic film. It's the fact that the film is human, down to earth, that helps most.
An enjoyable light diversion, one worthy of the charm and talent of its stellar performer.
It's all rather cliche-ridden, but the film was a box office hit and began a brief period of Hollywood stardom for operatic diva Moore.
Worth watching as a sampler of the kind of musical that prevailed for a short time, the Hollywood operetta, featuring former Metropolitan Opera diva Grace Moore singing arias from Carmen and Madame Butterfly alongside more popular tunes by Kahn and others
Once you got over the thrill of seeing real opera sung onscreen, you get tired of the tired story.
Audience Reviews for One Night of Love
This film is an attempt to bring opera to the big screen..with a bit of a lame story line around it. It took a few decades but the Metropolitan Opera has the best translation to the big screen. This one doesn't even come close.
Super Reviewer
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