meets Franz again, she is cold and rebuffs him, but she is overjoyed and blissful when the Emperor asks her for a dance at the court ball. Act 3 Room in the forester's house Back at home, Christine continues to reject Franz. To remove the source of substantial gossip, the Emperor arrives and explains that he is not allowed to follow his own heart. He suggests that she marry Franz, whom he made Head Forester, and gives her a ring as a present when he leaves. Christine overcomes her disappointment; she transforms the experience into a precious dream and marries Franz Földessy. Notable arias Herr Kaiser, Herr Kaiser, du liebe Majestät (Waltz) Steht ein Mädel auf der Puszta (Csárdás) Ich tu nur bös, bin sonst fidel (Waltz) Will ich einen Liebsten haben (Waltz) Ein Mädel ohne jeden Fehl (Waltz) Gebt mir die Geigen der ganzen Welt (Waltz) Ein ganz gewöhnlich Schneiderlein Mädchen vom Zigeunerstamme Film adaptations The operetta has been turned into films on four occasions: The Bohemian Dancer, a 1926 silent German film directed by Frederic Zelnik, with Lya Mara, Harry Liedtke and William Dieterle The Forester's Daughter, a 1931 film, also by Zelnik, with Irene Eisinger, Paul Richter, Oskar Karlweis and Adele Sandrock The Forester's Daughter, a 1952 West German film directed by Arthur Maria Rabenalt, with Johanna Matz, Will Quadflieg, Karl Schönböck and Käthe von Nagy The Forester's Daughter, a 1962 West German film directed by Franz Josef Gottlieb, with Sabine Sinjen, Peter Weck and Georg Thomalla Bibliography References , Anton Würz (ed.), Stuttgart 1962 German-language operettas 1907 operas Operas Operas set in Vienna