Year: 1930
Runtime: 96 mins
Language: English
Director: Alan Crosland
The film adapts the 1925 operetta by Oscar Hammerstein II, Otto Harbach, Herbert Stohart and George Gershwin. A peasant known as “The Flame” leads a Russian revolution and, in love with a prince, sacrifices her virginity to a treacherous conspirator to save his life. The all‑Technicolor musical includes a Vitascope widescreen sequence.
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