i feel terribly sorry. where the lubitsch pic was enchanting and marvelous and full of spirit and elegance and this one here is only  colored. lana looks like 51 (in fact she was 31 at that time and but obviously depressive) and tries to play a shy and dull girlie. think of jeanette mcdonald and who gave the role of the widow a double faced depth by playing with count danilo. that lana had to play an operetta although unable to sing  crazy. she only sings one song  the title role of an lehar operetta and that is really funny. the only really good thing is the great waltz scene at the end represent glamorous. and  after watching this scene  have a look at the introducing waltz scene in gentlemen prefer blondes. any similarities. 
i feel terribly sorry. where the lubitsch pic was enchanting and marvelous and full of spirit and elegance and this one here is only  colored. lana looks like 51 (in fact she was 31 at that time and but obviously depressive) and tries to play a shy and dull girlie. think of jeanette mcdonald and who gave the role of the widow a double faced depth by playing with count danilo. that lana had to play an operetta although unable to sing  crazy. she only sings one song  the title role of an lehar operetta and that is really funny. the only really good thing is the great waltz scene at the end represent glamorous. and  after watching this scene  have a look at the introducing waltz scene in gentlemen prefer blondes. any similarities. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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