Accompanied by Marlene Dietrich's English vocal of "Blonde Women" (actually merely a vocal refrain to a wonderful hot dance performance) and another unknown period piece.
Fun stuff, and a nostalgic (perhaps bittersweet) look back at one of Europe's most beautiful cities before it was spiritually ravaged by National Socialism and physically ravaged by World War Two.
(Found it here.)
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