Entrance March and Hymn – "The trumpets blare! Let's welcome the happy pair!" No. 4 – Niki – "Some men are born to rule the land" No. 4a – Exit March No. 5 – Helene and Friedericke – "Our vows exchanged we're plighted, forever linked by Fate" No. 6 – Friedericke, Niki and Joachim – "What a misfortune, woeful disgrace! It is too late our steps to retrace" No. 7 – Niki and Montschi – "The soft summer twilight was fading, I sat in the garden alone" No. 8 – Finale act 1 – "My dearest love, why leave me all alone!" Act 2 – Garden Salon No. 9 – March and Girls' Chorus – "Come, love, don't be shy, kissing time is nigh" No. 10 – Franzi and Girls – "You may search the world around, nowhere will you find melody and beauty both" No. 11 – Niki and Franzi – "I beg you believe, sweetest maiden, that the love your charms inspire" No. 12 – Helene, Franzi and Friedericke – "I am seeking for information" No. 13 – Lothar and Franzi – "Sweet music, so the poets say, maintains a universal sway" No. 14 – Finale act 2 – "It is shameful! Sad mishap! Your father, caught in a trap" Act 3 – Drawing Room in the Castle at Flausenthurn No. 15 – Entr'acte Gavotte No. 16 – Niki, Lothar and Joachim – "Oh, these bores! I wish they'd leave me" No. 17 – Friedericke and Franzi – "I am an humble lassie / I am a courtly dame" No. 18 – Finale act 3 – Niki and Helene – "Music at night gives me thrills of delight" Films Film versions of the operetta include a 1918 Hungarian film Magic Waltz directed by Michael Curtiz, the 1925 German film A Waltz Dream directed by Ludwig Berger. It was made into a 1931 Ernst Lubitsch film entitled The Smiling Lieutenant, starring Maurice Chevalier and Claudette Colbert. In 1969, a German television production was made. References External links List of roles and musical numbers Midi files, with links to lyrics and 1908 cast list Photographs of the original London production "Ein Walzertraum", roles, orchestration, synopsis; operetten-lexikon.info (in German) 1907 operas Operas by Oscar Straus German-language operettas Operas Operas based on novels