The Love Parade
The Love Parade is a 1929 American pre-Code musical comedy film, directed by Ernst Lubitsch and starring Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald, involving the marital difficulties of Queen Louise of Sylvania( MacDonald) and her consort, Count Alfred Renard( Chevalier).
Despite his love for Louise and his promise to be an obedient husband, Count Alfred finds his role as a figurehead unbearable.
The supporting cast features Lupino Lane, Lillian Roth and Eugene Pallette.
The film was directed by Lubitsch from a screenplay by Guy Bolton and Ernest Vajda adapted from the French play" Le Prince Consort", written by Jules Chancel and Leon Xanrof.
The play had previously been adapted for Broadway in 1905 by William Boosey and Cosmo Gordon Lennox.
" The Love Parade" is notable for being both the film debut of Jeanette MacDonald and the first" talkie" film made by Ernst Lubitsch.
The picture was also released in a French- language version called" Parade d'amour".
Chevalier had thought that he would never be capable of acting as a Royal courtier, and had to be persuaded by Lubitsch.
This huge box- office hit appeared just after the Wall Street crash, and did much to save the fortunes of Paramount.
Posterity of Heaven
Posterity of Heaven or Cheonson( 천손, 天孫) designates the Korean people because they are considered the descendants of Heaven or the heavenly god.
Based on historical records, the ancient Koreans generally worshiped the heavens and the sun, liked brightness, and considered their states governed by Heaven.
Because the thought about the Posterity of Heaven, an archaic word says that" the people's mind is equal to the Heaven's mind," which warns rulers of the significance of the people.
The Korean national anthem, Aegukga supports this concept.
The lyrics of Aegukga say" May our nation be eternal by the protection and help of Heaven."
In addition, the National Foundation Day, Gaecheonjeol literally means the day when the sky was opened.
It is natural that the sky should be opened for the Posterity of Heaven to found a nation.
Seventh Heaven
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Edge of Heaven (disambiguation)
Edge of Heaven is a 2014 British sitcom.
Edge of Heaven or The Edge of Heaven may also refer to:
How I Learned to Love Women
How I Learned to Love Women( also known as" Love Parade") is a 1966 Italian- French- German comedy film directed by Luciano Salce.
The Blue of Heaven
The Blue of Heaven is a 1932 German musical film directed by Victor Janson and starring Mártha Eggerth, Hermann Thimig and Fritz Kampers.
It is set partly on the Berlin U- Bahn system.
The film's sets were designed by the art director Jacek Rotmil.
Heaven or Hell
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Kingdom of Heaven
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Blue of Ham
The Blue of Ham, also known as the" Blue of Hem" or" Bleu de Ham", is a rare breed of domestic rabbit that originated in the Belgian village of Ham- sur- Heure.
Developed as a meat and fur breed in 1897 by Ulysses Horemans( who introduced the breed to St. Petersburg in 1902), the once- popular Blue of Ham became rare following World War II.
In 1967, a breeder named Delbusaye recreated the Blue of Ham using the Vienna breed, the Blue of Sint- Niklaas, and the Flemish Giant.
Three years later, a standard for the new Blue of Ham was established, and in 1977 the breed was accepted again for exhibition.
Today, the Blue of Ham is considered very rare.
This rabbit has a" long, dense, silky and lustrous" coat that is slate blue with a blue sub-color, extending as deep as possible.
( The color is not as dark as the blue color variety of the Vienna breed.)
The eyes are blue- grey and the ears are erect and well furred.
The Blue of Ham weighs and is said to be" very sociable".
Love Parade (disambiguation)
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Question: Which film was released more recently, The Blue Of Heaven or The Love Parade?
Answer: The Blue Of Heaven