Saxophon - Susi

Suzy Saxophone is the compact essence of the Anny Ondra phenomenon. Suzy Saxophone is an esprit of humor and an ideal story of the jazz era. A pair of friends are tormented by their different life missions and the contrast between their own dreams. Anni von Aspen would like to succeed in the revue, while her friend Suzi Hill would like to go to a classical school. Luckily, a chance encounter on the way to the honeymoon leads Anni into the arms of a nice man, and under the new identity of Suzy, she can become the main character of the show Die Susi bläst das Saxophone. Delightful are the episodes of Pištěk's servant Bolton, which culminate in a gag in a Scottish uniform, which can also be interpreted as the original inspiration for the entire later film Die Regimentstochter. Margaret Kupfer often used to be popular as a mother in films with Anny Ondra, and now it was no different, and this was also not the first time Gaston Jacquet encountered Czech artists. Purely for interest, it's good to note Hans Albers, who was yet to become a grand old man, while this was quite a secondary role. Then I also received a fair amount of gags from the dancing and singing school, but I also learned that Anny as a drunken sailor is divine, but after all, she's even more bliss in an electrifying jazz mini-dress. (2012.08.17)