"None but the lonely heart" 1949 vs 1933 "Little Women"

The 1949 remake of the 1933 script of "Little Women" deleted the mention that the music for "None but the lonely heart" / "nur wer die sehnsucht kennt" was composed by Tchaikovskyhttps://t.co/1yZu6L9GHA pic.twitter.com/kFzzItnS8x

— sgabig (@sgabig) February 14, 2021

"None but the lonely heart" 2/2 pic.twitter.com/vzfJILTxd0

— sgabig (@sgabig) February 14, 2021

The song is called M'appari and it´s from the opera "Martha" composed by Friedrich von Flotow

Jo March then goes to the opera with Professor Bhaer which the closed captioning only describes as an Italian tenor singinghttps://t.co/4QyVEkLgis pic.twitter.com/yFw3fLK2NS

— sgabig (@sgabig) February 15, 2021

Grandma Walton explains about Professor Bhaer in the 1949 version of "Little Women"

"he's a professor... he learns 'em how they talk in foreign countries" https://t.co/F2I3mUckOc pic.twitter.com/Z5MBYBELqw

— sgabig (@sgabig) February 16, 2021

The "he's a professor... he learns 'em how they talk in foreign countries" line from the black & white 1933 version of "Little Women" https://t.co/0kRM1TIcfe pic.twitter.com/aQL138OqY0

— sgabig (@sgabig) February 16, 2021

Paul Lukas as Professor Bhaer sings an off key version of "None but the Lonely Heart" which he mentions the words are by Goethe https://t.co/xlS0s3G8eg pic.twitter.com/6eDj3UsXNL

— sgabig (@sgabig) February 16, 2021

The Bhaer character then points out that the music to Goethe 's lyrics was composed by Tchaikovsky - which was deleted from the 1949 script pic.twitter.com/UWzNFKgpCt

— sgabig (@sgabig) February 17, 2021

I think poor Professor Bhaer would be charged with sexual harassment in today's day and age if he bumped into strange ladies wearing a bear skin 🐻 pic.twitter.com/yhj38zsd6c

— sgabig (@sgabig) February 21, 2021

Professor Bhaer sings "Marching Thru Georgia"