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At Carnival, Peter Sander is puzzled by a masked young woman in a golden Pierrot costume, unaware she is his daughter Edith. Edith meets Horst, whom her father has chosen for her, and Horst falls for the masked woman while assuming Edith is dull. Six months later, on their wedding day, Horst receives a note from Pierrot inviting him to meet. Edith believes he intends to betray her, but Horst reveals that he recognized her disguise.
The Duchess is attracted to Hans, who loves the Spanish dancer Marietta, and disguises herself as Marietta to learn his true feelings. During her performance, Hans admits that he really loves the Duchess. Meanwhile, Bolko courts Helma, who has been posing as the Duchess's maid. Once Helma's identity is revealed, the Duchess rewards the couple with a country estate and makes Hans a lieutenant before revealing her own disguise.
At Carnival, Peter Sander is puzzled by a masked young woman in a golden Pierrot costume, unaware she is his daughter Edith. Edith meets Horst, whom her father has chosen for her, and Horst falls for the masked woman while assuming Edith is dull. Six months later, on their wedding day, Horst receives a note from Pierrot inviting him to meet. Edith believes he intends to betray her, but Horst reveals that he recognized her disguise.
The Duchess is attracted to Hans, who loves the Spanish dancer Marietta, and disguises herself as Marietta to learn his true feelings. During her performance, Hans admits that he really loves the Duchess. Meanwhile, Bolko courts Helma, who has been posing as the Duchess's maid. Once Helma's identity is revealed, the Duchess rewards the couple with a country estate and makes Hans a lieutenant before revealing her own disguise.