The Devil Doll - Souvenir de Paris Waltzes (1936) - Waltz Music for Dolls composed by Franz Waxman

The Devil-Doll is a classic horror film from 1936 directed by Tod Browning and starring Lionel Barrymore, Maureen O'Sullivan, and Frank Lawton. The film tells the story of Paul Lavond (Barrymore), a convicted murderer who escapes from prison using a shrinking technique invented by a scientist. Lavond then poses as an old woman, Mrs. O'Grady, to exact revenge on those who had wronged him in the past.

Enjoy this beautiful waltz music from the 1936 movie "The Devil Doll". The piece, titled "Souvenir de Paris Waltzes", was composed by Franz Waxman and was used for a memorable scene where the dolls dance a waltz. The music has a delicate and graceful melody, with sweeping strings and enchanting woodwinds, perfect for evoking the elegance and romance of a waltz.

Listen to this timeless classic as you imagine yourself in the midst of a grand ballroom, swirling around in a waltz with your partner. Let the music transport you to another era, where the beauty of the waltz was at its peak. Don't miss the opportunity to experience this exquisite piece of music, one of the many jewels of the Golden Age of Hollywood.

The film's hauntingly beautiful soundtrack, "Souvenir de Paris Waltzes," was composed by Franz Waxman and is a waltz that perfectly captures the eerie and mysterious atmosphere of the film. In one memorable scene, the dolls come to life and dance to the waltz, adding an extra layer of horror to an already spine-chilling film.

Lionel Barrymore delivers a standout performance as the vengeful Lavond, and the rest of the cast, including Maureen O'Sullivan and Frank Lawton, provide excellent support. The film's dark and atmospheric cinematography, combined with Waxman's haunting score, creates an unforgettable viewing experience.

So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this charming waltz from "The Devil Doll" - a true masterpiece of cinema and music.