In the UK, channel 4 showed the complete film it was partly in colour(British-Chemicolour) shown a few years back and id ever a DVD version was released I would buy a copy.
On with the motley, the paint and the powder. The people pay you and want their laugh, you know. If Harlequin your Columbine has stolen, laugh, Punchinello! The world will cry 'Bravo!' Go hide with laughter your tears and your sorrow, sing and be merry, playing your part. Laugh, Punchinello, for the love that is ended. Laugh for the sorrow that is eating your heart.
Michael Bevis, in his 1991 BBC Radio 2 feature - Richard Tauber: A Golden Voice, A Generous Heart - mentioned' "... In the film Tauber wore the same clown's costume that his idol, Enrico Caruso, had worn in the role ..."
I will never tire of this finely crafted film. As the sequence ends Tauber is framed in profile by the open panelled door - pure theatre; pure class.
Superb. Famous clip. Tauber scales the heights of excellence once again! Terrific.
Absolutely wonderful. I just discovered Richard Tauber. I'm so thankful for UA-cam.
If you had any doubt that Tauber could act, this should make you think again. Superb.
In the UK, channel 4 showed the complete film it was partly in colour(British-Chemicolour) shown a few years back and id ever a DVD version was released I would buy a copy.
On with the motley,
the paint and the powder.
The people pay you and want their laugh,
you know.
If Harlequin your Columbine has stolen,
laugh, Punchinello! The world will cry 'Bravo!'
Go hide with laughter
your tears and your sorrow,
sing and be merry, playing your part.
Laugh, Punchinello,
for the love that is ended.
Laugh for the sorrow
that is eating your heart.
what energy .what power,absolutely wunderbar-what amusician what a voice
peter
pathos with taubers brilliance
puts a lump in my throat wondefull
Michael Bevis, in his 1991 BBC Radio 2 feature - Richard Tauber: A Golden Voice, A Generous Heart - mentioned' "... In the film Tauber wore the same clown's costume that his idol, Enrico Caruso, had worn in the role ..."
the very best no equal
OMG...I hate the english translation, but oh this man could sing.
Correct. mate. Yumba lumba (and stuff like that)!