The old chestnut given the Lubitsch touch, with Chevalier & MacDonald in their final film together; a little draggy at times, but the music (including "Vilia," "Girls, Girls, Girls," "Maxims" and the title waltz) is still beguiling, with updated lyrics by Rodgers & Hart.
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