The Mixed Ladies Chorus (1916)
The main character is appointed conductor of a mixed women's choir. However, it soon becomes apparent that the singers are no longer interested in singing but rather in their new conductor. Only with difficulty and cunning does the conductor manage to keep the women at a distance. However, the conductor can soon breathe a sigh of relief as his great love Lieschen succeeds in alerting the jealous husbands of the women in love. In the end, Lieschen and the conductor get married. A lost film.
Directors: Paul Davidson, Ernst Lubitsch.
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Ernst Lubitsch as Dirigent |
| Directing | Paul Davidson | Director |
| Directing | Ernst Lubitsch | Director |
