One Night of Love (1934)

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1h 24min
Comedy, Music
15 Sep 1934 (USA)
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Mary Barrett is an aspiring Opera singer who is taken under the wings of a famous operatic maestro, Guilio Monterverdi. After spending endless working hours together and arguing, their relationship develops into love. But, jealousy and... See more »

Director:

Victor Schertzinger

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Awards:

Won 2 Oscars. Another 1 win & 4 nominations.
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Still of Paul Ellis (I) and Grace Moore (I) in One Night of Love (1934)

Still of Grace Moore (I) in One Night of Love (1934)

Still of Grace Moore (I) and Lyle Talbot in One Night of Love (1934)

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	Grace Moore	...	Mary
	Tullio Carminati	...	Monteverdi
	Lyle Talbot	...	Bill
	Mona Barrie	...	Lally
	Jessie Ralph	...	Angelina
	Luis Alberni	...	Giovanni
	Andrés de Segurola	...	Galuppi (as Andres De Segurola)
	Rosemary Glosz	...	Frappazini
	Nydia Westman	...	Muriel
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Enrique Acosta	...	Bartender (uncredited)
	Rafael Alcayde	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Frank Angel	...	Children's Music Teacher (uncredited)
	John Ardizoni	...	Radio Judge (uncredited)
	Henry Armetta	...	Cafe Owner (uncredited)
	Sergei Arno	...	Minor Role (uncredited)
	Reginald Barlow	...	Stage Manager (uncredited)
	Herman Bing	...	Vegetable Man (uncredited)
	Symona Boniface	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Myrta Bonillas	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Edmund Burns	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	William Burress	...	Mr. Barrett - Mary's Father (uncredited)
	Frederick Burton	...	Howard - Impresario (uncredited)
	Glen Cavender	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	André Cheron	...	Waiter (uncredited)
	H.N. Clayton	...	Judge (uncredited)
	Gino Corrado	...	Extra in Bar (uncredited)
	Jane Darwell	...	Mrs. Barrett - Mary's Mother (uncredited)
	Mario Dominici	...	Judge (uncredited)
	Florence Dudley	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Paul Ellis	...	Pinkerton in 'Madame Butterfly' (uncredited)
	Henry Fauk	...	Chauffeur (uncredited)
	Adolph Faylauer	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Curt Furberg	...	Viennese Stage Manager (uncredited)
	Wadsworth Harris	...	Judge (uncredited)
	Sam Hayes	...	Radio Announcer (uncredited)
	A.R. Haysel	...	Livery Man (uncredited)
	Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Baron Hesse	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Beth Holt	...	Minor Role (uncredited)
	Ralph Hornbrook	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Arthur Stuart Hull	...	Sugar Daddy (uncredited)
	Olaf Hytten	...	Bill's Valet (uncredited)
	George Jackson	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Hans Joby	...	Taxi Driver (uncredited)
	Arno Johnson	...	Second Doctor (uncredited)
	Edward Keane	...	Metropolitan Stage Director (uncredited)
	Fred Keck	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Isabel La Mal	...	Metropolitan Operagoer (uncredited)
	Richard LaMarr	...	Steward (uncredited)
	Reginald Le Borg	...	Opera Director (uncredited)
	Marcia Lee	...	Maid (uncredited)
	Peggy Leon	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Marion Lessing	...	German Girl (uncredited)
	J.P. Lockney	...	Doorman (uncredited)
	Harriet Lorraine	...	Judge (uncredited)
	Wilfred Lucas	...	Metropolitan Operagoer (uncredited)
	Joseph P. Mack	...	Captain of Italian Yacht (uncredited)
	Michael Mark	...	Flower Store Man (uncredited)
	Alphonse Martell	...	Headwaiter (uncredited)
	Eric Mayne	...	One of Lally's Escorts (uncredited)
	Chris Marie Meeker	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Margaret Morgan	...	Judge (uncredited)
	Helen Morris	...	German Girl (uncredited)
	Byron Munson	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	George Nardelli	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Spec O'Donnell	...	Call Boy (uncredited)
	Nita Pike	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Edward Reinach	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Herta Reinach	...	Minor Role (uncredited)
	Alexander Schoenberg	...	Judge (uncredited)
	Harry Schultz	...	Policeman (uncredited)
	Hans Schumm	...	Policeman (uncredited)
	Elise Schuyler	...	Minor Role (uncredited)
	Conrad Seideman	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Robert 'Buddy' Shaw	...	Call Boy (uncredited)
	Philip Sleeman	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Dina Smirnova	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Bert Sprotte	...	Beer Truck Driver (uncredited)
	Victoria Stuart	...	Cora Florida (uncredited)
	Ethel Sykes	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Walter Thiele	...	Call Boy (uncredited)
	Albano Valerio	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Frederik Vogeding	...	First Doctor (uncredited)
	Hans von Morhart	...	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Bruce Warren	...	One of Lally's Escorts (uncredited)
	Leo White	...	Florist (uncredited)
	Kathryn Winner	...	Minor Role (uncredited)

Directed by

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Victor Schertzinger

Written by

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S.K. Lauren	...	(screen play) and
James Gow	...	(screen play) and
Edmund H. North	...	(screen play) (as Edmund North)

Dorothy Speare	...	(story: Don't Fall in Love) and
Charles Beahan	...	(story: Don't Fall in Love)

Produced by

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Charles Beahan	...	associate producer (uncredited)
Harry Cohn	...	producer (uncredited)
Everett Riskin	...	associate producer (uncredited)

Music by

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Gus Kahn	...	(thematic music)
Victor Schertzinger	...	(thematic music)
Howard Jackson	...	(uncredited)
Louis Silvers	...	(uncredited)

Cinematography by

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Joseph Walker

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(photography)

Editing by

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Gene Milford

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film editor

Casting By

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Harold Dodds	...	(uncredited)
William Perlberg	...	(uncredited)

Art Direction by

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Stephen Goosson

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(uncredited)

Costume Design by

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Robert Kalloch

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(uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Arthur S. Black Jr.

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assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Jack Wrenn

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props (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Bill Edmondson	...	miker (uncredited)
Paul Neal	...	sound recording engineer (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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John Hoffman

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special effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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Roy Babbitt	...	assistant camera (uncredited)
Roy Bavvit	...	second assistant camera (uncredited)
George Hager	...	gaffer (uncredited)
Edward Kearns	...	assistant camera: retakes (uncredited)
George F. Kelley	...	assistant camera (uncredited)
James Lloyd	...	grip (uncredited)
Adolph L. Schafer	...	lighting technician (uncredited)
Victor Scheurich	...	camera operator (uncredited)

Music Department

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Pietro Cimini	...	conductor: operatic numbers (as Dr. Pietro Cimini)
Louis Silvers	...	musical director
Alfred Newman	...	composer: stock music (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Harry Cohn	...	president: Columbia Pictures Corporation
George Brown	...	general press agent (uncredited)
Nell Cook	...	stand-in (uncredited)
Amron Isle	...	stand-in (uncredited)
Reginald Le Borg	...	director: opera sequences (uncredited)
John L. Lindsey	...	stand-in (uncredited)

Crew verified as complete

Production Companies

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Columbia Pictures

Distributors

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Columbia Pictures (1934) (United States) (theatrical) (as Columbia Pictures Corporation)
Columbia Pictures of Canada (1934) (Canada) (theatrical)
Columbia Pictures Corporation (1934) (United Kingdom) (theatrical)
Greater Australasian Films (1935) (Australia) (theatrical)
Leo Leibholz Tonfilm-Vertrieb (1935) (Germany) (theatrical) (as Leo Leibholz, Tonfilmvertrieb)
Columbia Film A. B. (1935) (Sweden) (theatrical)
Kamera Film Aktieselskap (1935) (Norway) (theatrical)
Croeze en Bosman (1935) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
Columbia Pictures (1949) (United States) (theatrical) (re-release)
Columbia Pictures of Canada (1949) (Canada) (theatrical) (re-release)
Screen Gems (1959) (United States) (tv)

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Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association of America (acknowledgement)
Western Costume Company (costumes)
Western Electric (noiseless recording)

Storyline

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Plot Summary	Mary Barrett is an aspiring Opera singer who is taken under the wings of a famous operatic maestro, Guilio Monterverdi. After spending endless working hours together and arguing, their relationship develops into love. But, jealousy and misunderstandings prevent Mary and Guilio from acknowledging their true feelings. Written by Kelly Plot Summary Plot Synopsis
Plot Keywords	male-police-officer singing love singer opera See All (190) »
Taglines	THE MOST GLAMOROUS MUSICAL ROMANCE OF ALL T-I-M-E! (original print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Tech Theatre - Lubbock,Texas - Jan. 19, 1938 - all caps) See more »
Genres	Comedy Music Romance
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Certification	France:Tous publics Netherlands:AL Norway:A Sweden:Btl United Kingdom:U United States:Passed (National Board of Review) United States:TV-G (TV rating) United States:Approved

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Also Known As	Une nuit d'amour (France) Das leuchtende Ziel (Germany) Una noche de amor (Spain) 恋の一夜 (Japan, Japanese title) Een nacht van liefde (Netherlands) See more »
Runtime	84 min
Country	United States
Language	English Italian
Color	Black and White
Aspect Ratio	1.37 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix	Mono (Western Electric Noiseless Recording)
Filming Locations	Columbia/Sunset Gower Studios - 1438 N. Gower Street, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA See more »

Did You Know?

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Trivia	This was the first film to win an Academy Award for Best Music Score (for Louis Silvers) as 1934 was the first year that an Oscar for this category was introduced. See more »
Movie Connections	Featured in The Soundman (1950). See more »
Soundtracks	One Night of Love See more »
Quotes	Mary Barrett: I have $500 of my own. I'm taking that money and I'm going to Italy to study! Mr. Barrett - Mary's Father: Italy? Mary Barrett: Yes! Mrs. Barrett - Mary's Mother: Why, that place is full of Italians! See more »

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