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Other grades: 85.0 (2 viewers)
Year:  1943
Runtime:  1h 52m
Rating:  Approved
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Languages:  EN, FR
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1870s

1890s

1900s

1910s

1920s

1930s

25th wedding anniversary

Abandoned by mother

Abandoned by wife

African american

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Afterlife

Aging

Alcoholism

Anniversary

Aunt nephew relationship

Baby

Barking dog

Based on a stage play

Based on play

Based on play or musical

Being followed

Betrayal

Birthday

Birthday cake

Black american

Board of directors

Book

Bookstore

Boy

Bracelet

Broken engagement

Broken marriage engagement

Butler

Calling someone your excellency

Central park manhattan new york city

Chase

Childhood

Cigar smoking

Claim in title

Class differences

Comics

Confession

Cousin cousin relationship

Crying

Cynicism

Dancer

Dancing

Daughter lies to her mother

Daughter lies to mother

Deal with the devil

Death

Death of father

Death of husband

Death of wife

Devil

Devil character

Doctor

Dream

Drink

Drinking

Drunkenness

Elopement

Engagement party

Estate

Eternal damnation

Eyeglasses

Family relationships

Father and son attracted to same woman

Father and son attracted to the same woman

Father daughter relationship

Father daughter reunion

Father in law son in law relationship

Father son relationship

Faust

Fiance fiancee relationship

Fifth avenue manhattan new york city

Fired from the job

Flash forward

Flashback

Flashback within a flashback

Flirtation

Flirting

Following someone

Forgiveness

French

French maid

French teacher

Funeral

Ghost

Gigolo

Girl

Golddigger

Grandfather grandson relationship

Grandmother grandson relationship

Great grandfather great grandson relationship

Greed

Hades the underworld

Happiness

Hell

Hiccups

Horse thief

Husband wife relationship

Illness

Impersonation

In law

Infidelity

Jealousy

Job interview

Kansas

Katzenjammer kids

Kiss

Lawyer

Letter

Letter of recommendation

Liar

Lie

Looking at oneself in a mirror

Looking through a window

Loss of wife

Love at first sight

Love triangle

Male female relationship

Male police officer

Man carried a woman in his arms

Man carries a woman in his arms

Marital separation

Marriage

Meatpacker

Medicine

Memory

Millionaire

Mirror

Money

Mother daughter relationship

Mother daughter reunion

Mother in law son in law relationship

Mother son relationship

Necktie

New york city

Newspaper

Night nurse

Nightclub

Nouveau riche

Nurse

Orchestra

Paunch

Philadelphia pennsylvania

Philanderer

Philandering

Photograph

Playboy

Police

Police officer

Policeman

Pouring water over someone's head

Prank

Promiscuous man

Pursuit

Rain

Reading a book

Reading a newspaper

Redemption

Reference to cartier's jewelery store manhattan ne

Reference to casanova

Reference to chicago illinois

Reference to delmonico's restaurant

Reference to earl carroll's vanities

Reference to faust

Reference to grant's tomb manhattan new york city

Reference to harvard university

Reference to johann sebastian bach

Reference to leander and hero

Reference to little lord fauntleroy

Reference to ludwig van beethoven

Reference to mohammed

Reference to muhammad

Reference to philadelphia pennsylvania

Reference to santa claus

Reference to satan

Reference to shakespeare's romeo and juliet

Reference to the flatiron building manhattan new y

Reference to the merry widow waltz

Reference to the plaza hotel manhattan new york ci

Reference to tristan and isolde

Reference to wolfgang amadeus mozart

Satan character

Secret

Servant

Showgirl

Singer

Singing

Sneaking out of a house

Sneezing

Snowing

Song

Suitcase

Tears

Teen drinking

Teenage boy

Telegram

Telephone

Telephone call

Theatre audience

Theatre production

Thermometer

Told in flashback

Train

Trapdoor

Turn of the century

Tutor

Uncle nephew relationship

Unfaithfulness

Unhappy marriage

Urban setting

Vignette

Voice over narration

Water poured over someone's head

Wealth

Wedding anniversary

Wine

Womanizer

Year 1887

Year 1888

Younger version of character

Ziegfeld follies