Rise Of Catherine The Great, The (1934) - (Movie Clip) Russia, 1745

Rise Of Catherine The Great, The (1934) -- (Movie Clip) It's Easy To Love The Good Ones

Russian Empress Elisabeth (Flora Robson), entertaining another lover, hears from the servant girl (Joan Gardner) that the title character (Elisabeth Bergner) is distraught, because the Grand Duke (nephew to the former, husband to the latter) has run off, in The Rise Of Catherine The Great, 1934.

Rise Of Catherine The Great, The (1934) -- (Movie Clip) She Has A Cavalry Mustache

Infuriated that her betrothed Russian Grand Duke Peter (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.) refused to even see her, German princess Sophie (Elisabeth Bergner, not yet given the name of the title character she plays) doesn’t realize it’s him she’s met while fleeing the palace, in The Rise Of Catherine The Great, 1934.

Rise Of Catherine The Great, The (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Empress Of All The Russias

Petersburg, 1745, introducing Flora Robson (as Empress Elisabeth, trampling her valet, Gerald du Maurier), who has arranged the marriage of unwilling Peter (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.) to the title character, Elisabeth Bergner as Catherine, in Alexander Korda’s London Film production, The Rise Of Catherine The Great. 1934.