One Heavenly Night

1930
U
1h 22m

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John Boles, Leon Errol, and Evelyn Laye in One Heavenly Night (1930)

A poor but basically honest flower woman agrees to impersonate a wicked opera star.A poor but basically honest flower woman agrees to impersonate a wicked opera star.A poor but basically honest flower woman agrees to impersonate a wicked opera star.

Director
- George Fitzmaurice
Writers
- Louis Bromfield
- Sidney Howard
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5.2/10

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Director
- George Fitzmaurice
Writers
- Louis Bromfield
- Sidney Howard
Stars

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Awards
- 1 win total

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John Boles

Count Mirko Tibor

Evelyn Laye

Lilli

Leon Errol

Otto

Lilyan Tashman

Fritzi Vajos

Hugh Cameron

Janos

Henry Kolker

Prefect of Police

Marion Lord

Liska

Henry Victor

Almady - Officer

Lionel Belmore

Baron Zagon

Luis Alberni

Violinist
(uncredited)

William Bailey

Officer in Cabaret Box
(uncredited)

Vince Barnett

Egon - Chauffeur
(uncredited)

William Begg

Cabaret Patron
(uncredited)

George Bickel

Papa Lorenc
(uncredited)

William A. Boardway

Cabaret Patron
(uncredited)

Russell Custer

Cabaret Patron
(uncredited)

J.C. Fowler

Cabaret Patron
(uncredited)

Carl M. Leviness

Cabaret Patron
(uncredited)

Director
- George Fitzmaurice
Writers
- Louis Bromfield
- Sidney Howard
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9/10

A charming bit of froth

I was just two years old when this was made - an early talker (me, not the film!!). Tonight, I was in a mood for lighthearted escapism, and this suited my mood down to the ground. A truly charming bit of fairy tale froth. An operetta by any other name. Not one little hint of nastiness or sordidness.

Oh my, why to they not make films like this now

Gerald-5
Feb 26, 2002
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At 1:15 in, when the Count and the real Fritzi are talking on the balcony, the giant stone planter jumps back and forth--sometimes it's in front of him, sometimes it's behind him.